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Posted: 07/15/09 5:29 PM
It is easy to get a hold of my mortgage processor and if he doesn't answer when I call, he calls me back fast.
Posted: 07/15/09 4:40 PM
I love working with my processor and loan advisor. They answer all of my questions promptly. They are genuine and care about their customers. I really appreciate everything they have done for me. Thanks!
Posted: 07/15/09 1:22 PM
We appreciate the step-by-step approach that helps us know just what stage we are at, what to expect next and any action we need to take.
All our questions have been patiently answered in a manner we could readily understand. We would highly recommend Amerisave to any of our friends and family looking for such service.
Posted: 07/15/09 1:11 PM
Selissa Shennet is wonderful and dilegent. She has done everything to try and make my loan happen.
Posted: 07/15/09 12:26 PM
The process started out very quickly. While I was inputing information for the first time, on line, on a Saturday, I received a call From Jerry Vichcales before I could finish. The collection of data went very smoothly as well
Posted: 07/15/09 12:08 PM
That your reps are always available with quick rsponses to my inquiries.
Posted: 07/15/09 11:19 AM
Brad Spieth assisted me with my loan and I couldn't have asked for a more profes. . .
Mortgage rates have been on the decline again as expectations of a recovering economy are once again in flux. It seems the bond markets have finally figured out that while things are getting less bad than they were, they are still getting worse. This week the calendar is full of data releases that will affect mortgage pricing so expect another up and down week for mortgage rates.
Mortgage rates have leveled out in the low to mid 5% range as mixed data on the economy continues to provide some uncertainty towards the recovery or recession debate. Look for mortgage rates to remain in this range for the short term barring any unexpected news.
Mortgage rates seemed to settle into a new range in the last couple of weeks after rising from recent lows. As news of whether the economy is recovering or simply getting less worse dominates the headline mortgage rates have ticked up from mid 4s on a 30YR fixed to the low 5s. This appears to be the new level of mortgage rates for the short term.
