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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
OUR  RATES  TODAY
Rate
Points
APR
30 Fixed
NA
0
NA
15 Fixed
NA
0
NA
5/1 ARM
NA
0
NA
1yr ARM
6.0
0
6.02
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NATIONAL AVERAGES
 
Rate
Points
 
30 Fixed
 
6.18
0.4
 
15 Fixed
 
5.93
0.4
 
5/1 ARM
 
5.98
0.5
 
1yr ARM
 
5.47
0.6
 

Current national averages as
reported  December 28, 2006

Source: Freddie Mac
  • A Mortgage Broker partners with major lending institutions across the country and originates loans for these lenders.

  • A Mortgage Broker puts all the mortgage paperwork together and submits a completed loan package to the best lenders for approval.

  • As a Mortgage Broker, we shop for the best rates from a variety of sources and offer those rates to our clients.

  • Our sources can be large nationwide banks, Insurance companies, regional lenders, local community banks or any other reputable institution who is in the business of residential home finance.

  • Our rates are generally lower than if you were to go to the end lender directly.  Why? Because the end lender has to pay someone for the work of originating the loan, either their own internal loan department or an outside broker like us.  We save money by doing the job cheaper and more efficiently - and then pass the savings along to you.

  • In general, Mortgage Brokers get paid by the end lender after the loan is closed, not by you, the customer.  Some brokers do, however, charge excessive fees and points, so it is important to review costs carefully.

  • Like many Mortgage Brokers, we offer many different kinds of financing, including primary mortgages, home equity loans, commercial financing, construction loans, loans for investment properties, multi-unit mortgages, no-cost refinancing loans, damaged credit loans, etc.

  • A Mortgage Brokers' job is to find the lowest rates, gather all the required mortgage documents, obtain a loan approval through the desired lender, and help walk the customer through the closing process.

  • Once your loan is closed you deal directly with the end lender.  The Mortgage Brokers does not service your loan from month to month, they just arrange the initial transaction.

  • In most states the vast majority of all home loans are originated through Mortgage Brokers as opposed to directly through banks.

  • Since we as Mortgage Brokers have so many sources of funds we feel you have a better chance of getting approved more quickly at the best possible rate than if you dealt with each bank separately.
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