I Hate to say it, But I'm Looking for $3 Dollar Article Writers

why don't you just generate them yourself using contentboss? $3??? how about 30 CENTS???

This is an example of what the new generation of content spinners / rewriters / wranglers do:-

HOW TO SELECT A GOOD MORTGAGE LENDER

Sometimes, it kind of feels like everybody wants to loan you money. Right now, despite the credit crunch, you are actually in the driving seat by going online for your mortgage, refinance, and consolidation wishes. But how does one select a lender? How does one select the right institution? How does one know who to trust? In this passing article, we are going to cover the straightforward, practical, and necessary key points that we feel you must guage, when exploring online banks.

In the modern arena of ecommerce, it is necessary that all respectable companies respect your right to privacy so check for a posted PRIVACY POLICY, displayed prominently on the homepage of your potential banks site. Read it. Does it seem clever to you? Does it address how they are going to use your e-mail, your name, and your personal information? Do they ask for things that may appear irrational at this stage of the game? Be scared of requests for card numbers, social security numbers, and similar info that might not be suitable early on, for instance, when you're filling out the 1st, short form.

But what if you have no money to put down? Here is where I show you a way to qualify yourself for a zero-down loan. The very first thing you want is your tri-merge credit report. Do a search on yahoo for terms like free credit reports, or tri-merge credit score. When you've found a good place to get your report, just ensure that you finish up pulling a tri-merge credit score on yourself, and not someone else of the same name. A tri-merged credit score pulls your credit profiles from the three major credit reporting corporations and combines it into 1 report. The great thing about pulling your credit yourself is that it won't have effects on your credit report.

So what is your credit score? Most mortgage banks will use the middle of the 3 ('Tri') scores. E.g. your credit ratings are 570, 520, 590. The 570 will be used. Talk to a few banks, and then give yourself a pause to think on who provided the top deal, and, who could be the best and most acceptable to work with.

Now it's time to think about Points, Costs, Terms and Rates. Get several offers from competing banks, and compare the nuts and bolts. Who offers you the best savings? Who appears just too low to believe? Who is way too high to consider? Try the current rates, and make some market comparisons. You can find this info at any search engine or at other credible internet site on the web. Comparison sites are useful - their technique is to supply recommendations to mortgage products permitting banks to qualify plenty of house buyers for low cost standard financing.

First timer? Special case? There are mortgage programmes to permit banks to serve every requirement of first time home buyers, ladies, minorities, agricultural and inner town residents, singles and so on. One of the most preferred offerings is the Timely Rewards system. If you've got less than ideal credit, you may qualify for rates that are up to 2% below the sub-prime market, and the rate can reduce another 1% if you make your payments on schedule for the first 2 years. IRs will probably be rather higher for a 40-year mortgage than a 30-year mortgage, but the additional length of the loan term will keep the payments lower than with a normal mortgage. Possible buyers should bear in mind that they're going to pay more in interest on a 40-year mortgage than they'll on a normal 30-year note.

Final points to consider - studies show conclusively that most house purchasers don't stay in their houses for anywhere near thirty years, not to mention forty. This being the case, the market for 40-year mortgages may remain reasonably tight. Apart from some buyers, it may mean the difference between continuing to rent an apartment and purchasing the home of their wildest fantasies.

that's a free article btw. knock yourselves out.

Bravo, Big Mike. :-)

Exactly. People pay what they pay -- every business has a budget. Huge corps are just as cheap, relatively speaking, as the humblest IMer. Just ask any magazine writer :-)

If you're a writer, realize that YOU set your prices. Then you approach those businesses which can and do pay those prices -- $1 and $2 a WORD is average pay at a national magazine for example, but in order to get that $1 or more a word you need:

* A track record before you approach the magazine (work your way up from small publications to national ones)

* To build the relationship by proposing lots of ideas which get ignored

* A willingness to write the pieces staff writers don't want to write ("The Top 50 Hotels Across the Nation Which Treat Your Pet As An Honored Guest")

* Reliability -- always

Consider that building your track record and relationships can take years; you're serving your apprenticeship -- without pay. Then you get to make good money, but you get lots of aggravation, killed stories, and hassles into the bargain.

$10 and $15 per article starts to look reasonable when you're a beginning writer, doesn't it? You're earning while you're learning, and mostly the work is hassle-free.

Cheers

Angela