Ed Lathrop
Ed Lathrop is a successful real estate investor. He has developed EzCalculator, a mortgage calculator that shows you how to save $100,000 on your mortgage. Come visit this free site at free financial calculator. Also, find out how to get and use your amortization spreadsheet to make big money at amortization schedules free These sites are not owned by any lender, so no one will harass you for visiting!
Articles by this Author
Mortgage Interest Rate History, and a Change for the Future
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 05/20/2008
- Unrated
The most overlooked fact about the current economy in the U.S. is the very healthy levels we enjoy on mortgage rates. These low rates allow many homeowners to lower their overhead by refinancing. This in turn acts as an economic stimulus as more families gain disposable income. However, trouble looms because a lot of voters are chanting the ever-popular political platitude, "It's time for a change."
Why Are Gas Prices So High?
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 05/20/2008
- Unrated
It's hard to believe gasoline prices were only $2.30 not so long ago. Even worse is the fact they look like they're never going to stop going up! Why are gas prices so high anyway? This article tackles that question in a down to earth logical way.
How to Pay Off a Mortgage Fast
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 05/18/2008
- Unrated
Wouldn't it be great not to have to make a mortgage payment every month? Imagine all you could do with the extra money. Here's an article that will tell you how to make the dream of becoming mortgage free a reality!
Being Way Behind In Payments Doesn't Mean You Are Beyond Mortgage Help
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 05/14/2008
- Unrated
This real estate downturn, or any real estate downturn for that matter, sees many people get behind on their mortgage payments. Sometimes this even leads to foreclosure. But is it too late? If you are a few payments behind, does it mean you are going to loose your house? Not necessarily so. Find out how to stop foreclosure and catch up on your payments!
Do You Need Mortgage Payoff Insurance?
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 05/6/2008
- Insurance
- Unrated
Dieing and leaving your family with a huge unpaid mortgage is not exactly the American dream! This article examines two popular types of mortgage insurances and lets you decide what is best in your situation.
Home Refinancing Pros and Cons
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 04/9/2008
- Unrated
Still don't know if a refinance is the right thing to do to help get your finances back in order? This article will take all the mysteries out of refinancing and tell you whether or not you should!
Monthly Payments on Mortgage and Saving Money by Restructuring Them
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 04/9/2008
- Unrated
Can you save a lot of money just by making your payments on a different schedule? Well yes, if this means you will be paying on time so you will not have to pay late fees. Is there anything else you can do like use a biweekly payment plan? Let's check into this payment plan and see how we can save big not using it!
8 Steps to Refinancing Your Mortgage and Starting a New Budget
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 04/4/2008
- Unrated
If you're thinking about refinancing your mortgage but are afraid it might be too much of a hassle, read on. Learning the 8 steps involved in a refinance will take the mystery out of it and give you the knowledge to know if you should go ahead and do it!
Mortgage Rates Predictions - What the Charts Are Telling Us
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 03/28/2008
- Unrated
Do you want to know if interest rates are rising or falling and how far they will go? Read the predictions given by a successful real estate investor and licensed commodities broker. Also, see what he thinks about another hot economic issue that is bound to shock you!
Online Investing and Stock Market Leverage - They're Still No Match For Real Estate!
- By Ed Lathrop
- Published 03/26/2008
- Real Estate
- Unrated
Slumps come in every form of investing and business. Sometimes, when we are not doing so well because the market has turned against us, it looks like there is no way out. Take heart, slumps happen and here's what real estate investors do when the market turns sour!
