As a casual fan of semantics and etymology and I wanted to share a little background for the word and use of “Mortgage”. I remember that during my initial mortgage licensing course, I found it interesting that mortgages were a way for regular folk (serfs, plebes, proles if you like) to obtain property for themselves […]

“I think my credit should be good” “Actually, you have no credit.” “But I paid off all my cards and closed them.” “Uhuh.” – Actual conversation had by 80% of mortgage agents. I’m trying not to start this with “you gotta have money to make money” but the urge is too strong. It’s true though […]

“I think my credit should be good” “Actually, you have no credit.” “But I paid off all my cards and closed them.” “Uhuh.” – Actual conversation had by 80% of mortgage agents. I’m trying not to start this with “you gotta have money to make money” but the urge is too strong. It’s true though […]

“Some argue that the “best” mortgage strategy is picking the lowest possible rate, every time. That’s a horrible plan if the mortgages you pick have prepayment and refinance restrictions that cost you more than the rate savings. But assuming you chose reasonably flexible mortgages, this strategy would have served you well the majority of the […]

Great video to learn the very basics of purchasing a home. Enjoy!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OUb0fr_p9o          

The first weeks of fall often seem more like a new year than the beginning of January does. This year’s events are certainly solidifying that notion for me.  I’m so very pleased to announce that I am embarking on a new career as a Mortgage Agent. Having completed a certification course earlier this year, I […]