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Mortgage World Update: Crisis Not Over Yet!

Blog by Cyrus Khadivi
San Diego, California
An account and update on the world of the mortgage industry. The credit crunch is not over yet, but showing signs of improvement.

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Mortgage World Update: Crisis Not Over Yet!

March 2008

Important change in the mortgage and real sector -- YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST FRIENDS!!!!!!
Mar. 5, 2008
Tagged with: conforming loan limits, cyrus khadivi, fannie mae, freddie mac, freedom lending group, jumbo loan limits, mortgage industry
You heard it here first! Cyrus Khadivi announces new conforming limits changed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development). This will help a lot of homeowners and the overall affordability index of our economy.
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30-Year Mortgage Demystified: An Opinion on America's Single Largest Debt and Asset
Mar. 2, 2008
Tagged with: 30 year fixed, 30year mortgage, cyrus khadivi, freedom lending group, mortgage planning, mortgage refinance, recession
Cyrus Khadivi sheds light on truth behind the ever-so-glorified 30-year mortgage and the proper planning, or lack thereof, that will leave either You or The Bank wealthy.
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