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Fair and honest lending is my passion. I've been in full time in the mortgage business for 20 years as a loan officer, manager, owner, underwriter - and can probably handle most any question. I can help you save money on your next mortgage loan by explaining closing costs and identifying fair fees and "junk fees".
I have owned my own company as a broker and a banker, managed large production teams and have been a top producer in personal loan production. My experience includes all types of real estate lending: Conventional, FHA, VA, contruction and development loans. I currently work for one of the largest mortgage lenders in the nation and specialize in jumbo loans for private banking clients.
I have obtained mortgage and real estate licenses and have taken numerous continuing education courses. My certifications include underwriting authority for loans up to $1,000,000 and instructor for first time home buyer education courses.
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| Trisha | 10/24/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Doug, I cant begin to thank you ..... |
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| judy | 06/27/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you very much. You explained everything ..... |
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| Steve | 04/25/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | This is a great answer, very explicit ..... |
Hi Val, Wow...I guess you can count me amount the confused! To have a mortgage company not accept payments and not pursue foreclosure is very odd. It must have something to do with the Chapter 13
Hi Trisha, I am sorry for your situation and I hope your husband finds work soon. You are certainly not alone. Your question is very valid and I will explain why you don't owe the money. Your
David, The rate protection fee of $350 is kind of odd for starters. Most rate lock in programs do not require an upfront fee. And they can't lock you in until you actually have a property. Most preapprovals
Hi Mary, VA allows you to have more than one loan at a time. They don't allow you to buy investment properties with a VA loan, so the new home has to be an owner occupied loan. VA has what is
Hi Meryl, I am sorry that things are getting tight for you. Just know you are not alone... You can walk away from your home by sending a letter and the keys to the bank. It will be recorded as
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