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"Ask The Expert"
Each Wednesday, Sherry does a one hour radio segment on WLNI's Morningline (105.9 FM) called "Ask the Expert". She discusses different topics each week such as investment properties, getting prequalified to buy a home, or all about credit scores. She can also take your live call if you have a question that you'd like to call and ask on the air. The show begins at 9:10 every Wednesday on 105.9FM WLNI or you can stream it online from www.wlni.com Also, if you have a particular topic that you'd like Sherry to cover, email it to her in advance and she'll cover it on the air.
Knowledge is Power
Obtaining a mortgage can be a very complex and daunting experience. We firmly believe that knowlege is power, and invite you to use this website to help educate yourself, but more importantly, hope that you will rely on us to guide you safely through the maze. We are constantly working to keep ourselves abreast of current laws and regulations guiding our industry, and also of the programs and products available to you. We realize that you have a choice, and hope you will give us the opportunity to earn your business. Our promise to you is that you won't regret that decision.
Our committment to you
- Offer fair and competitive pricing for your loan
- Disclose all fees and loan costs to you UP-FRONT.... No Surprises the day before closing!
- Fully analyze your needs, both long and short term, and help you to make the absolute best decision for you.
- Advise you against something you may want to do if we don't truly feel it's in your best interest.
- Offer guidance if needed to help you position yourself better to be able to buy a home if you are not able to do so right now. We have customers that we have worked with for over a year helping them get things in order.
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Mortgage News Daily
The Week Ahead: Limited Data Calendar Leaves Auctions, Greece in Focus - 1 hour ago Posted To: MBS CommentaryThe Employment Situation Report is normally preceded by "sideways uncertainty" and followed by noticeable directionality. But this time around, the opposite is true. Although there were some fast and moderately large losses on Friday following the report, it could be argued that the "noticeable directionality" took place in the days leading up to the report, and the passing of the report--by the time this week's upcoming Treasury Auctions and European events are considered--will usher in the "sideways uncertainty." Case in point with respect to European events, Reuters reports that Greece basically cannot bring itself to accept the terms of their most recent bailout, thus effectively dooming themselves to default and/or EU exit. Well... They apparently do have until today: ( Reuters) - Greece...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it. |
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