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RESOURCE CENTER
FREE MORTGAGE ADVICE
In order
to save you money & make the mortgage process much more
transparent the Homeowners Consumer Center along with
the National Mortgage Complaint Center has developed a
20 page handbook that will explain mortgage do's &
don'ts along with a glimpse of what some of the most
important mortgage documents look like. We have tried to
design this as helpful advice designed to save you money
and prevent you from being over charged or cheated by
your mortgage lender. We have done this because most
consumers are never given this type of information.
Download 6 mb (long download) Homeowner Consumer Web Sites The Federal Governments main consumer web site. Homeowners should check out the home & community section for useful tips and suggestions.
www.consumer.gov
Consumer Reports: Find out specific product information for the home. The Federal Trade Commissions main consumer web site. This site is loaded with great information for homeowners & consumers. Danny Lipford: We think this site has a wealth of great do it your self tips for homeowners.
Homeowners Insurance Information FEMA's Main web site. Homeowners who live next to a river, stream, the Gulf Coast, the East Coast or any area of the country susceptible to tropical storms, hurricanes, thunderstorms, any type of flooding should get flood insurance. This coverage is only available through FEMA. If you are a homeowner living in a flood zone please get flood insurance for the house along with contents coverage for your contents. Mortgage Information Do not refinance or finance your home without first getting a mortgage document inspection from the Mortgage Inspection Service. The fee for a written narrative report is $65 & typically the report saves the average consumer between $500 & $1000 or more.
If you have a complaint or
problem with your current lender you should contact the
National Mortgage Complaint Center for a review of your
mortgage documents. The fee for this service is $150.
Information About other US Communities If you are about to move or you are looking for more information about specific US cities or towns this is a helpful web site. Weather Or Interesting Environmental Sites The National Weather Service. Get up to the minute weather information from the National Weather Service about your community or any community in the US. Get up to the minute tropical storm or hurricane information from the National Hurricane Center. The US Geological Study is a great source of information about floods, earthquakes and a great deal of other important or useful information. Useful Energy Conservation Tips For Every Homeowner: With energy costs getting so expensive we thought it important to include a link for more information about energy conservation.
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