In a commercial property foreclosure, the lender will usually ask the judge to assign a Receiver to take “control” of the property. Receivers are normally nominated by the lender; however, they are considered agents or officers of the court and are a neutral third party....
Effective April 18th 2011, the FHA will raise the annual mortgage insurance premiums by "25 basis points" (or one quarter of a percent of the total value of the loan) for borrowers on primary, 1-4 unit properties. This change will not affect Title 1...
Selling property can be extremely stressful for all parties involved. At Coachella Valley Escrow, we strive to provide helpful information and resources to buyers, sellers, and agents. One such helpful resource we would like to discuss is Real Estate Concierge Services. The Concierge, as a...
One of the common documents a borrower may encounter in escrow is the “Notice of Right to Cancel.” This document is also referred to as the “rescission document” or the “3-day Notice of Cancellation.” This notice will be found in the loan...
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When purchasing a home, lenders will require home buyers to purchase Private Mortgage Insurance on FHA loans because their down payment is less than 20% of the value of their new home. This insurance allows borrowers with less cash to purchase a home with smaller...
Most often, when a property sells, the transaction is negotiated and the purchase agreement is put together by the real estate agents representing the buyer and seller. The real estate agents also act as the primary point of contact with escrow during...
In every purchase/sale of Real Estate, the buyer is granted title to the property from the seller through the delivery of a Deed. The escrow company/title company or an attorney prepares this Deed, and the Deed shows the seller, currently vested on title, is granting...
An Impound Account, also known as an Escrow Impound Account, is an account set up and managed by mortgage lenders to pay property taxes and insurance on behalf of the home buyer. These accounts are set up with the lender during escrow to ensure that...
In Today’s tight-lending market, individuals looking to invest have the opportunity to capitalize on some great deals and benefits when making an “all cash offer” on a property. An “all cash offer” is an offer that does not require a third party lender. Cash offers...