Larry Passalacqua

"It's the service!"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Cutting Edge Realty
Location:	Colorado Springs
Web sites:	Real Estate Website
	Lending Website
Phone:	(719) 210-5500

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About Me

I have been helping my clients acquire the home of their dreams for over fourteen years. As a licensed mortgage professional and a licensed realtor, I'm able to bring a unique perspective into each transaction. This insight helps facilitate in bringing the two most critical components of a real estate transaction together, ensuring a smooth, stress-free and successful conclusion.

My business philosophy is simple: It's all about the service. Which is why throughout each step of the process, I strive to go above and beyond to earn your confidence and ensure an enjoyable and rewarding experience.

I have been fortunate to work with some of the best people throughout my career. Because of the confidence these clients have placed in me with the referrals of their friends and family, my business has been able to flourish and it will always be deeply appreciated.

If I can be of service, please don't hesitate to call me directly at (719) 210-5500 or Larryp@lisaandlarry.com

I look forward to helping you achieve your goals.

Larry Passalacqua

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i have great credit, but my partner's is wounded. how does that affect our borrowing power?

Asked Tue Oct 16 2007, 11:33 by Laura - 80130 - Financing - 7 answers

Larry Passalacqua answered:

Hi Laura,

It sounds like your best bet would be to talk with a mortgage broker rather than a lender. Because of the potential credit issues, which could or could not be a hinderance depending on the severity, you'll need the flexability of someone who has numerous products to choose from.

If you need help, just give a call or visit us online athttp:// www.homestarlends.com - Fri Apr 11 2008, 14:02

Should i go with the bank for the loan or go to the Mortgage broker?. the rate at the banks (BofA and

Asked Thu Feb 14 2008, 15:42 by Adrian - Westminster - Financing - 8 answers

Larry Passalacqua answered:

Hey Adrian,

What most people forget to mention is that, statistically speaking, you will refinance or sell your home every three to five years. Given this fact, you just need to determine if the diference in payments you are being charged by the banker will be higher than the upfront costs being charged by the broker over the course of 36-60 months.

As far as the trust issue, I am a big believer in knowing who you're doing business with BEFORE you commit yourself either way. The State has a site that you can check up on the loan officers you are considering working with. Here's the link: http://eservices.psiexams.com/crec/search.jsp

Hope this helps. Best Regards.

LP - Fri Apr 11 2008, 13:38

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