Key point of this thread to is for you to learn all the prepayment options available to you, so you can save time, money and build equity faster. So, you bought a home, and are paying mortgage payments monthly. Are you going to continue like this till the end of the term? As you may know real estate investors buy and sell properties to build wealth, and they keep extreme concentration on all the factors around the industry. A friend of ours is a real estate investor, who does this as a business. This real estate investors buys and sells properties, and helps individuals as well. He just recently started off, so he has not yet done any promotion. Although he has told us to help him with his promotional material, and we will be working on this shortly. We have chosen this great real estate printing service.

Try your best to save money from each and every pay check you receive. This will give you a good sum of money to put on the side. This should be different than your emergency savings (IE: minimum 3 months revenue). Learn your pre-payment options carefully, and pay off that principle, instead of wasting money on interest payments. Try making BI-weekly payments, this increases to 26 payments a year, and increase your paying capacity. You should know: every extra dollar you pay will be taken right off your principle, not the interest. You should try your best as to decrease the amount of interest you pay on your home. In some cases, the interest payments for a full term loan would be equal to the value of the home!

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4 Comments »

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   [...] Save Time & Money From Your Mortgage [...]

   Pingback by Save Time & Money From Your Mortgage | creditdocumentation.com — January 8, 2009 @ 2:10 am

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   thanks for the tip, i hate the fact when you pay for your mortage a portion of it is going to pay off the interest, something that doesnt even exist in the first place!

   Comment by peco — January 8, 2009 @ 10:00 am

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   Its totally insane, the amount of interest you pay on a home. Like, I know for my friends home, the value was 400000, and his interest on it was 300000!! It’s totally topping off the roofs. I am saving every penny, and paying off that principle, as I don’t want to waste money on the interest. Thanks for the informative post, really does help!

   Comment by Paul — January 8, 2009 @ 6:03 pm

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   Interest rates are a pain, totally wish they were like 1% or something similar

   Comment by Macice — January 11, 2009 @ 5:25 pm

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