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Posted: 07/10/09 1:01 PM
The quick response to my questions
Posted: 07/10/09 12:03 PM
it didn't string me along. it just said here is the loan, the costs, and after i chose everything seemed to fall into place. Daniel Muraira was very helpful in getting me through this whole process.
Posted: 07/10/09 10:02 AM
Great
Posted: 07/10/09 9:49 AM
Our mortgage processor, Dave Clark, has been so responsive. Whether we email or phone, he responds within ten minutes - we are amazed. No matter the question, he's patient, friendly, and helpful. He also saw that some fees decreased after we had applied and he incorporated the lower fees for us. So far we are very pleased with the customer care we have received.
Posted: 07/10/09 9:39 AM
Timely response, courteous people, great rates. I would definately recommend Amerisave to others.
Posted: 07/10/09 9:28 AM
Our lender is amazing. He is very informative and very easy to talk with. He answered all of our questions in a timely manner and has made the experience as easy as possible. We have some friends and family that have asked us for help in finding someone to refinance with and to make their first purchase that we gave them our lender's phone number for him to help them out as well.
Posted: 07/10/09 8:37 AM
To be honest with you, this is not the first company I have dealt with. When I c. . .
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.
Mortgages rates remained volatile last week though ended the week more or less unchanged from the beginning of the week. Towards the end of the week, mortgages regained some momentum which continues early this morning. This week there are record treasury auctions which could cause swings in mortgage rates depending on demand.
