Anybody have a suggestion for keywords for a mortgage site?
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A good website to help would be realtor.com.
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Metatags and keywords are hardly used by search engines these days to index/find sites for listings.  There might be a couple small ones, but for the most part, that's old school.  I personally wouldn't make the effort...
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zillo maybe bet your mortgage company needs to give you that info. CAll them
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The one that will give you one at the terms that are the most favorable for you at the time you borrow the money.\n\nThere are a lot of lenders out there. They all constantly change the rules - mostly to suit them, not the borrower.\n\nSo, know what it is you need in a HELOC, and ask for it - if they don't have it - it either doesn't exist, OR that place doesn't do it.\n\nFor example: Loan with no early prepayment penalties, no set up fees, no yearly fees, competitive rates, fast closing, and courteous knowledgeable employees, and is convenient.\n\nWhen I looked for a HELOC - it needed to be one of the cheapest, and also hassle free. A lot of banks will compete - just tell them you are considering other institutions.\n\nI've had one of these - so I know these things (above)exist.\n\nI have a link to the mortgage professor on my website - you may want to take a look. There is also a link to bankrate - which shows a number of institutions - but not all. Try local, then consider ELOAN.\n\nGood Luck!
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These websites are really clear and easy to search and have lots of places to choose from:\nhttp://www.realestate.com.au/cgi-bin/rsearch?a=bhp&t=shr\nhttp://www.domain.com.au/Public/AdvancedSearch.aspx?mode=share
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My advice with ANY lead company is to stay away from anyone that requires more than $100-200 up front.  99% of the time they end up being SCAMS!\n\nI suggest HometownQuotes and NetQuote.
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Try the pinksheets.\n\nI would also look into Proxity as an option. ticker pdnw
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I have not heard of them, but I would advise you to be VERY careful and check the Better Business Bureau on any mortgage company. There are a lot of real estate mortgage scams out there. Be careful!
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I've always used realtor.com, but recently, I found another website caled justlisted.com which emails you new listings, based on the parameters you establish, on a monthly basis. It's a really neat service because you get all the new listings as soon as they're available.
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Look around and find a home mortgage consultant. To find one that you like, I'd suggest trying your usual bank, and asking your friends, family and neighbors. If you happen to know a realtor (if you've already found one you like), ask them for recommendations. I also recommend that you  bring a notepad with you when you talk to the lenders. There is a lot of terminology that can get very confusing when you're just starting the process. I really hope this works out for you! Good luck =)
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If you are looking to advertise mortgage services online, try Regional Mortgages \nhttp://www.regionalmortgages.com\nIts an informational website that has a directory of local mortgage professionals.  They allow for one mortgage rep per zip code.
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www.google.com\ntype - house for sale and its prices\n\nbelive me its good help
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www.Realtor.com\nwww.SearchIndyHomes.com\nwww.HMBIreo.com
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If you're a mortgage loan officer looking for lenders your best bet is the Scotsman Guide.  They a great search engine on their site, www.scotsmanguide.com
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Try Regional Mortgages.\nhttp://www.regionalmortgages.com
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Try this one\nhttp://www.hfamerica.com/?ovchn=GGL&ovcpn=11.26&ovcrn=mortgage+rate&ovtac=PPC