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Posted: 02/08/10 4:17 PM
Responsive people.
Posted: 02/08/10 3:39 PM
They were friendly, informative and quick to answer my questions/concerns. I was kept up to date throughout the whole process and will definitely recommend Amerisave's services to family and friends.
Posted: 02/08/10 12:31 PM
The online communication works well. I have only had contact with Steve Alhadff and Kelly Wilmot and both have been most professional and friendly to work with. My closing is Feb 11 and I'll be hoping for the best! (no surprises). I'm confident.
Posted: 02/08/10 11:44 AM
Howard Pringle wass a very nice gentleman to work with. I am a very busy person an d I appriciated his patience in this matter. I would recommend Amerisave to my friends who are refinancing
Posted: 02/08/10 10:19 AM
I like the updated status all along the way. I also appreciate the fast response from all the Amerisave representatives I have been working with. Thanks Kelli and Jean.
Posted: 02/08/10 9:56 AM
Our contact person, Brant Gilmore, has been very helpful and prompt with responding.
Posted: 02/08/10 8:58 AM
Dealing with the same people throughout the process.
Mortgage rates were a touch lower last week amid more uncertainty about the economy as investors left equities in a flight to quality. Sovereign debt risk, falling commodity prices, and volatile stocks all aided the bond markets. Look for mortgage rates to continue in their recent range in the upcoming week.
Mortgage rates ended last week slightly higher than the previous due mostly to the Fed’s continued optimism about the economy. A strengthening economy will lead to higher mortgage rates as the Fed will shift its focus towards controlling inflation however that may not be for some time. The Fed is also winding down its purchase of mortgage back securities which will also put pressure on mortgage rates as the Fed has been the largest purchaser of those securities over the past year, keeping mortgage rates artificially low.
Mortgage rates eased last week amid growing uncertainty about the economic path forward. Mixed economic data last week appeared to have no market impact as investors let fears about the future overshadow news and data. The Fed appears unlikely to deviate from its current stance on the economy so we expect the low mortgage rates to continue for the near future.
