by Karen Boies posted: 2011-11-01 16:56:32
Karen Boies 

Oh the times, they are a changing! (to be referenced later, stay tuned) Never at any point in history has so much information been available online to us as customers. Whether we are planning a vacation, securing a mortgage or buying a new car, most people are doing their research online, long before they... [read more]


by Leah Coss posted: 2011-10-27 11:40:28
Leah Coss 

I wanted to talk about the good and the bad sides to lease to own homes. Lease to own is also called LTO, RTO, rent to own, lease to own. But essentially what you’re doing is you are leasing to own a home much like you lease to own a car. The good sides of... [read more]


by Rowan Smith posted: 2011-10-12 20:35:00
Rowan Smith 

Transcript of Video Blog: Hi, everybody. It’s Rowan Smith from the Mortgage Center. I want to talk today specifically about lines of credit. More importantly I want to talk about lines of credit that you want to keep but you maybe want to renegotiate maybe the mortgage in front of it. This is something that comes... [read more]


by Rowan Smith posted: 2011-10-10 20:07:06
Rowan Smith 

Transcript of Video Blog: Hi, everyone. Rowan Smith from the Mortgage Center. I got a call today about a client who wanted to do some renovations on the home when they bought it. And they said to me, “But I don’t have the money for doing the renovations I’d like it built into mortgage. Is that... [read more]


by Leah Coss posted: 2011-10-06 10:33:18
Leah Coss 

We’re at 2011 right now and it wasn’t that long ago that you were able to get a 40 year amortization. Then it got cut down to 35 years. From there it’s now being cut down to 30 years, but I still get the question all the time, “Can I get higher than a 30... [read more]


by Rowan Smith posted: 2011-10-05 21:52:19
Rowan Smith 

Transcript of Video Blog: Everybody, Rowan Smith from the Mortgage Centre. I’m here today to talk again abut a topic that seems very popular among my blogheads, which is former marijuana grow ops. Can you finance them, or how to finance them? The answer is, “Yes, you can,” and the way to do it is this.... [read more]


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