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Book a Time to ChatThe video discusses the importance of choosing the right mortgage lender before purchasing a home. It describes four types of mortgage lenders: Depository Banks, Mortgage Lenders, Correspondent Lenders, and Brokers, and offers top picks for specific situations like Jumbo loans, FHA/VA, 100% financing, and refinancing. It also introduces a YouTube playlist answering common mortgage questions.
This is part 3 of a 3-part series, enjoy… Following these principles will help you become successful at long-term investing in stocks. A commonsense analysis process can help you invest profitably in high-quality stocks. The article Common Traits of the Best Stocks discussed what to look for when picking stocks. You want companies that have... … Continue reading How to Pick Great Stocks (part 3)
This is part 2 of a 3-part series, enjoy… Following these principles will help you become successful at long-term investing in stocks. The best growth companies to invest in share a set of common characteristics. You face a perplexing selection of choices when you pick stocks. When looking for stocks to buy to meet long-term … Continue reading Common Traits of the Best Stocks (part 2)
This is part 1 of a 3-part series, enjoy... Following these principles will help you become successful at long-term investing in stocks. Over the long term... Stocks have provided the best return compared with bonds, Treasury bills, and gold and other commodities. Wall Street argues otherwise, but Pries Capital believes Main Street investors can meet … Continue reading 6 Steps for Successful Stock Investing (part 1)
This week’s article, I want to focus on Van Tharp’s “R” from his investment book, Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom. Thanks to understanding “R”, I can honestly say I’ve been more profitable and on the path to becoming a far more consistent day trader. What is “R” and How is it Used? R is … Continue reading Trading Defining “R”
In October 1968, with the United States fighting wars against poverty at home and perceived communist threats abroad, the S&P 500 Index climbed on the back of an overheated economy to record highs in both real and nominal terms. The boom times were not to last. Adjusted for inflation, stocks would not return to their … Continue reading Keep an Eye on Inflation
Years ago, credit scoring had little to do with mortgage lending. When reviewing the credit worthiness of a borrower, an underwriter would make a subjective decision based on past payment history. Then things changed. Lenders studied the relationship between credit scores and mortgage delinquencies. There was a definite relationship. Almost half of those borrowers with … Continue reading FICO® Scores And Your Mortgage
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