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The service is very fast. The representatives have been outstanding in their assistance; polite and professional all the time. Ten days into the process and just waiting for completion.
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Meridith Bunch & Robert Katz are great to work with as we are sure all of your employees must be.
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Always keeping us posted and making us feel good about our mortgage.
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Very knowledgeable staff that are completely responsive to my questions, Easy to use web-site where you can track yur loan process.
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Michelle Alexander was very pleasant.She answered all my questions.
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Mortgage Rates started last week off lower and reversed that trend by the end of the week to finish slightly higher. Mortgage pricing remains low overall as mixed economic news is not yet providing a clear cut direction on the recession. As data points to economic recovery, expect mortgage rates to raise as the FED will need to shift its focus to inflation.
Mortgage Rates began to increase last week due to more news pointing to improving economic conditions. Likewise the DOW crossed the psychologically important 10,000 mark as investors move money into equities. Mortgage rates are still historically low so the prevailing wisdom is that they will increase as the economy recovers .
Mortgage rates continued their downward trend for most of last week, with a slight uptick on Friday. Overall rates are near yearly lows as the FED continues to purchase mortgage backed securities to keep liquidity in the market. However, the FED’s program is nearing its completing and currently there is no plan to extend the purchases so the market will need to absorb the sudden decrease in demand or mortgage rates could be on the rise in the coming months.
