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Read what customers say about our level of service.
Posted: 07/29/10 6:39 PM
Amerisave completed my loan ahead of schedule. They delivered on the terms as promised. The rates were very fair. Jake & Rachel were always quick to respond and did an excellent job. Thanks!!!
Posted: 07/29/10 5:57 PM
Fast, friendly customer service. Informative online status showing progress of the loan process.
Posted: 07/29/10 4:28 PM
John Bessel & Amerisave has been very responsive and helpful in guiding me through the refinancing process as I have not done this before via the internet.
Posted: 07/29/10 4:02 PM
Easy to work with, good follow up. Steve has been very responsive and helpful.
Posted: 07/29/10 3:32 PM
The people that I have delt with so far are very nice and seem to really know what they are doing.
Posted: 07/29/10 2:49 PM
The woman i worked with was very helpful and always responded to my question quickly. She walked me threw everything.
Posted: 07/29/10 2:22 PM
So far, the people I've d3ealt have been honest and straightforward. Of course I haven't dealt with underwriting yet and they're the ones who want proof of the same thing from five different directions. If they just used the documents sent in the way they should, most of the info needed is in a few doc's....like our tax statements for the pastr two years. Hopefully Amerisave's underwriting dept won't fdit thatr pattern and they will be able to do some of the work themselve. . .
Mortgage rates rose slightly last week though there was little new economic data. The major event of last week was Ben Bernanke’s semi-annual monetary policy which generated headlines as he described the “unusually uncertain” outlook. Mortgage rates briefly rallied though strong earnings and beter-than-expected revenue numbers lessened the impact.
Mortgage rates and pricing fell last week following the previous weeks rise. The minutes from the FOMC’s June meeting revealed more concern for the economy and longer expectations for low interest rates. This helped fuel the improvement in mortgage rates.
Mortgage rates ended the week slightly higher for the first time in four weeks due to a lack of disappointing data that let optimism grown in the stock market. Last week’s rally pressured bonds and mortgage rates.
Mortgage rates remain at near historical lows due to continue weak economic release that show the pace of the economic recovery is slowing. This has increased expectations that these newfound mortgage rate lows will persist for some time.