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Credit Scoring For Risk Managers: The Handbook For Lenders

2 reviews
Elizabeth Mays

South-Western Educational Pub, 2003

Excellent resource for practitionars in financial services for consumers
This is a very practical book for anyone in the consumer risk management or non-developers of score models. Explains in plain language the practical aspects of interpreting KS scores (widely used in the credit card/mortgage/consumer finance/auto loan industries), dealing with the very pertinent issue of disparate impact (Reg B) and the even the basics of score variable analysis -including various ...

Make Money in Short-Sale Foreclosures: How to Bypass Owners and Buy Directly from Lenders

6 reviews
Chantal Howell Carey, Bill Carey

Wiley, 2006

Ok, title is a tiny bit misleading.....
I am completely thrilled with this book, it is easy to read, not super technical, and it's fun yet concise teaching style gets you pumped up about making profits in a very little explored area of real estate finance, pre-foreclosure investing. There are several examples in each chapter giving approximate dollar figures in several hypothetical scenarios, with several different strategies. These ...

106 Mortgage Secrets All Borrowers Must Learn - But Lenders Don't Tell
Gary W. Eldred

Wiley, 2007

The only guidebook that shows you how to finance any property--with or without bank approval Would you like to discover all of the many ways that you can finance real estate? Want to learn how to cut your financing costs, avoid pitfalls, and negotiate the best terms? Then let Gary Eldred's 106 Mortgage Secrets All Borrowers Must Learn--But Lenders Don't Tell, Second Edition guide you. Fully updated, this practical guide explains how ...

Emerging Markets: A Practical Guide for Corporations, Lenders, and Investors

2 reviews
Jeffrey C. Hooke, Jeff Hooke

Wiley, 2001

Highly Recommended!
Former investment banker Jeffrey C. Hooke now carries out financial deals in the developing world. He describes the potential for doing business or investing in the world's 156 emerging markets. Hooke is realistic about the great risks - such as unstable governments in impoverished countries - but he highlights future potential. His book is a solidly researched and clearly written guide to ...

Confessions of a Subprime Lender: An Insider's Tale of Greed, Fraud, and Ignorance

32 reviews
Richard Bitner

Wiley, 2008

Excellent Book of Blame...
I disagree with some of the critics about this book. I read the original version early this year, and I thought it spelled out very nicely that there was plenty of blame to go around. Virtually everyone connected with the mortgage industry had some blame. What I think the book leaves out is the role the government played in forcing companies to make "community" loans or bad loans at the ...

Mortgages For Dummies, 3rd Edition

19 reviews
Eric Tyson, Ray Brown

John Wiley & Sons, 2008

Saved me a fortune!!!!!!
This book saved me about $22,000 when I purchased my house. It prepared me to know what to look for and what to ask for when searching for a mortgage! I had purchased the home buying for dummies book and while reading that I learned I needed to know so much more about the financing aspect. Since it was my first home purchase I was clueless. This book walked me through and helped me discover ...

Mortgage Confidential: What You Need to Know That Your Lender Won't Tell You

11 reviews
David Reed

AMACOM, 2006

An invaluable guide.
David Reed's MORTGAGE CONFIDENTIAL: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW THAT YOUR LENDER WON'T TELL YOU tells everything a lender won't about what they really look for in an application before approving a loan, and is a pick for any solid real estate collection and for any who would understand the loan process. From qualifications for different size loans to avoiding scams and maximizing chances for loan ...

The Money Lenders

2 reviews
Anthony Sampson

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1983

The Trail of Money
John Kenneth Galbraith called this book "a source of first-rate information for the layman and a fine cautionary tale for bankers." This fascinating book about the world of big-time banking is by the same author who published previously a study of major oil companies (The Seven Sisters) and the trade in international arms (The Arms Bazaar). While this book was first published a while ago now, in ...

A Respectable Army: The Military Origins Of The Republic, 1763-1789 (American History Series)

1 review
James Kirby Martin, Mark Edward Lender, ...

Harlan Davidson, 2006

The Respectable Continental Army
James Martin and co-author Mark Lender demonstrate that the Continental Army--more so than the militia--won the Revolutionary War. After the battle of Breed's Hill (AKA Bunker Hill) in which the militia surprised the British Regulars, the Continental Army became increasingly important to the revolutionary cause. Without a decisive victory against Washington and the Continental Army the British ...

Secrets Banks and Lenders Don't Want You to Know/ Mortgage Free for Life!

12 reviews
Richard Weathington, Beth M. Ley, ...

BL Publications, 2007

At First Glance
At first glance I bought into the idea to call and order the book. I did. I did not order any other item (including the software) be sent to me. The book by itself has already been paid off in one month. How? I owe on my equity loan. By depositing my paycheck into the HELOC and letting it be there for three weeks before I had to make a payment on my credit card and my mortgage, the interest for ...

Secrets Lenders Never Told You: Get Your Business Loan Approved

1 review
Patricia H. Wesson

BookSurge Publishing, 2006

Sophomoric Attempt
If you have prepared at least one business loan, don't buy this book. It's a waste of money. If you have never prepared a business plan, don't buy it anyway.

Drinking In America: A History
Mark Edward Lender

Free Press, 1987

Profit-Rich Sales for Lenders, Brokers, and Private Bankers
Roxanne Emmerich

Banner Press, 2005

The Proven Secrets Guaranteed to Close More Deals at Premium Pricing. Consider what it would mean if your closing ratio was 90% on all sales presentations AND you were being consistently paid a premium over your competitors. What would it mean if you understood all the rules of the game more completely so that you encountered fewer surprises and had more control over your sales cycle? What if the all-too-common Â?sales slap,Â? where your ...

Pheochromocytoma: Diagnosis, Localization, and Treatment

1 review
Karel Pacak, Graeme Eisenhofer, ...

Wiley-Blackwell, 2007

excellent uptodate review on a complex group of diseases
this is a really updated, concise review about the most challenging topics in the management of phaeochromocytomas and paragangliomas, including genetic screening, perioperative management and a focus on malignant variants. All has been peer-reviewed by Karel Pacak and Eisenhofer, leaders in the field. An absolutely recommendable book. Alberto Fernandez. Madrid

American Mortgage: Everything U Need to Know About Purchasing and Refinancing a Home (American Real Estate)
Rhodes

McGraw-Hill, 2008

The Expert Guide to Finding the Right Mortgage at the Right Price Whether you're buying your first home, a new home, or refinancing, it's crucial to get the right mortgage at terms you can afford over the long run. Backed by decades of real estate experience, American Mortgage lays out all the issues you need to know--your rights, the questions you need to ask, what to expect, and how to apply. Drawn from years of experience helping ...

Maxed Out: Hard Times, Easy Credit and the Era of Predatory Lenders

36 reviews

Scribner, 2007

A lot to Digest... but it sure helps a person to feel less alone!
I do recommend this book, although I agree with some of the other reviewers who found it a bit overwhelming. I had to stop reading and let my head stop swimming every now and then. It's astounding the number of manipulative tactics that credit card companies use to lure people into debt and keep them there, paying huge interest rates and sinking deeper and deeper into the quagmire. ...

What Lenders Don't Want You To Know: How To Keep From Being Surreptitiously Ripped Off By Unscrupulous ...

1 review
Kevin M Melody

AuthorHouse, 2001

What lenders REALLY don't want you to know!
If you are going to borrow money or get a line of credit you would be wise to read this book. It is VERY well written; clear, concise, to the point... It is worth $1000 each time you purchase a property or sign a note. Every real estate agent in the country should be giving this book as a gift to their clients...

Creating Capacity For Attachment

1 review
Ph.D. Arthur Becker-Weidman, MA Deborah Shell

Center For Family Development, 2008

Evidence-based and effective treatment well described
This evidence-based and effective treatment is described in detail in this text. It provides a detailed description of the theory base along with numerous clinical examples. The reader will find this text providing a full and complete description of this treatment. There are chapters describing the gentle and effective parenting approaches that are consistent with this treatment. Assessing ...

The 106 Mortgage Secrets All Homebuyers Must Learn--But Lenders Don't Tell

16 reviews
Gary W. Eldred

Wiley, 2003

Thorough and objective guide
I just closed a loan on my first home and I found this book to be a helpful guide. It's not as sensationalistic as the title might imply, but it prepared me to know what questions to ask and how to get my credit,income, and bills in shape before I put in my loan application. Although I took out a new loan, this book goes into assumptions, seller financing, and other financing choices that I ...

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