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19 Year veteran of the mortgage industry. I take great pride in educating my clients and allowing them to determine the best custom tailored loan program for their specific needs. I can offer tailor made Jumbo, FHA, VA, Fannie Mae and USDA loan options.
""Hey Mike, just wanted to let u know the closing last night went fine. thanks so much for the speedy process of our loan....I will not hesitate to recommend you to anyone that needs a loan. have a great summer. take care.""
MC- NJ Sun May 18, 2008
""Okay Thanks Mike, this is great, we really appreciate you and your efforts to help us with this loan!!
I have worked out all my financial estimates and this will work out just fine.
Thank you!!""
FA Tue Mar 25, 2008
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Shopping somewhere like bankrate simply puts you in touch with a slew of brokers/bankers who pay to be on bankrate, rather than generate business from referrals or by sharing their knowledge..
Try for getting a referral to an honest, upfront mortgage banker or broker from a friend who had a good experience, or read some blogs online and find a mortgage banker/broker who has programs and the knowledge to fit your needs.
Good luck! - Fri Jul 3 2009, 02:56
Luis, what is your question? Most elenders will want a 620 credit score minimum to make a mortgage loan currently.
Best of luck, - Thu Jul 2 2009, 08:53
Kylan- it is not too hard, as long a sboth the property qualifies and your income is within the moderate limits. See the article I wrote as a featured zillow author, and check my trulia blog. a 620 credit score is generally the minimum.
http://www.zillow.com/blog/mortgage/2009/05/11/100-financing
- Thu Jul 2 2009, 05:33
Christine, as Jeff suggested, you could most likely qualify for FHA financing. There is no income limit, and the down payment requirement is just 3.5% of the purchase price. A purchase and loan can even be structured so that the seller can pay a portion or even all of your closing costs.
Contact a mortgage professional who knows FHA loans, like myself! - Tue Jun 30 2009, 11:14
That is a great question. What do you consider to be very high application and commitment fees? I would be happy to provide a no-obligation quote for you. - Mon Jun 29 2009, 16:12
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FHA and Investor Specialist. I take particular joy in educating first time homebuyers and placing them in the appropriate loan program from an FHA Loan, VA Mortgage Loan, USDA Loan, to a traditional Fannie Mae Loan.
I live by the motto "You can only keep what you have by giving it away."
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Loan Officer for
Gateway Funding, DMS, LP
E-Commerce Division. Retail Personal Mortgage Banker for national mortgage banking firm with a strong local presence.
June 2006—present
2004(West Orange, NJ) and 2005(Summit, NJ) Market Share Award, Weichert Financial Services
2004 Top Production Award, Morristown Region, Weichert Financial Services
Succesfully passed State Specific Licensing Requirements and/or Exams in New Jersey, Maine, New York, Maryland, Florida.
Former Instructor, NCCBOR(DE) Real Estate Continuing Education(Mortgage Finance).
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