Mortgages

Mortgages 101: Quick Answers to Over 250 Critical Questions About Your Home Loan
$16.95
This is absolutely a great book to read. It is very easy to understand and very straight forward. I highly recommend it for anyone who are looking into buying a home.....right away or in the future. It will save you a lot of money and time. This is the first time that I have ever written a review for a book. Yes, I like it that much! In fact, I am buying three more so I can give my sisters each a copy this Christmas. If after reading my review and you find it to be too good to be true......do what I sometime do. Go to your local book store. Find this book.....scan through it and see if you feel the same way before buying a copy.

Mortgage Confidential: What You Need to Know That Your Lender Won't Tell You
$16.95
Many of the stuff that is in this book is already mentioned in Mortgages 101. Although the title has some slightly exaggerated tone, but nonetheless, I would encourage readers to at least check it out at a local library. After all, there aren't that many mortgage resources compared to Wall Street stock market books.

The High-Income Mortgage Originator: Sales Strategies and Practices to Build Your Client Base and Become a Top Producer
$29.95
While this book covers a lot of ground, much of it focuses on exactly what GOT us into trouble in the market!

Greed and sleazy tactics are responsible for a tarnished reputation in the industry, and the meltdown was caused by people looking for high incomes instead of borrower best interests.

Wasn't what I expected.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Success as a Mortgage Broker
$19.95
This book is great. It gave me a broad overview of the mortgage industry and practical tips to get started as a mortgage broker. This book covers everything from are you the right person for this industry?, how to interpret financial indicators?, how to put all the success-proof components (knowledge, marketing, and technology) in motion?, what types of loans are available?, how to open your own shop when you are ready?, to even how to strike a work life balance? This is an easy read and I highly recommend it to anyone who might be interested in getting started in the mortgage industry.

Thanks Dan for writing such a valuable book.