Jack Burnette
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Articles by this Author
Mortgages - How To Choose The Best Lender
- By Jack Burnette
- Published 03/23/2008
- Finances
- Unrated
When you're looking for a home mortgage, you may be tempted to jump at the first offer a lender tosses your way, even if the interest rate is bad or the company less than credible However loans, lenders and interest rates can vary considerably, meaning you need to carefully consider your options before committing to a lender and a home mortgage
How Veterans Administration Loans (VA Loans) Work
- By Jack Burnette
- Published 03/14/2008
- Finances
- Unrated
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs provides a loan guarantee service to honorably discharged veterans of the United States military Essentially, any serviceman or their surviving spouse is eligible for 100% financing without a down payment or mortgage insurance or 90% refinancing on an existing home
How To Build A Better Credit Report
- By Jack Burnette
- Published 03/8/2008
- Finances
- Unrated
Every time you ask a lender for credit, whether you're opening a store account or applying for a 30-year mortgage, they're going to review your credit report The lender will look at your total credit score, your past ability to make payments on time and your current debt load
Why Do I Have To Pay A Higher Interest Rate On My Mortgage?
- By Jack Burnette
- Published 02/29/2008
- Real Estate
- Unrated
Lenders calculate mortgage interest rates on three major factors - down payment, credit history and the current economic market Sometimes your rate is negotiable, and other times you may just have to settle for a higher interest rate
Are You Ready For Home Ownership?
- By Jack Burnette
- Published 02/15/2008
- Finances
- Unrated
Home ownership has its benefits - no monthly rent checks, the freedom to do with your home as you please (notwithstanding neighborhood covenants), the ability to recoup your purchase price, and knowing that every month you’re building financial equity in the home
However despite all the positive aspects of owning your own home, it isn’t always easy

