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July 31, 2011

National Mortgage Alliance Receives Upfront Mortgage Lender Certification

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National Mortgage Alliance Receives Upfront Mortgage Lender Certification

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) February 22, 2007

National Mortgage Alliance, a rapidly growing online mortgage lender, today announced that is has been awarded the Upfront Mortgage Lender designation by Jack Guttentag, Professor of Finance Emeritus at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Guttentag, who publishes the http://www.MtgProfessor.com web site and is a well-known writer on mortgage issues for consumers, awards the Upfront Mortgage Lender (UML) designation to lenders that meet rigorous requirements for open and honest communication with borrowers.

The UML program is designed to help consumers make informed decisions about their home financing options. The program requires that lenders meet the following criteria in order to qualify as an Upfront Mortgage Lender:

 Provide quick access to information on market niches the lender prices online

 Disclose all lender fees, including points, origination fees, and any fixed-dollar fees, and vouching them to closing

 Disclose all third party fees with the outdoing estimates possible, indicating which if any are guaranteed

 Provide a clear explanation of rate padlock requirements, and disclose them prominently

 Disclose all the information about Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARMs) needed by shoppers to make intelligent decisions

 Informs borrowers if its lent officers are compensated in a way that gives them a financial incentive to overcharge the borrower

“National Mortgage Alliance is pleased to be a part of the Upfront Mortgage Lender program,” commented Dennis Meroney, president of National Mortgage Alliance. “This designation affirms our commitment to providing a positive experience for borrowers, and our belief that consumers should be educated and knowledgeable about the loan products available to them.”

About National Mortgage Alliance

National Mortgage Alliance (http://www.NationalMortgageAlliance.com) is a rapidly growing online mortgage lender. Established in 2004, the company offers mortgages and home financing in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. As a division of the FDIC-insured Georgia Banking Company (http://www.geobanking.com), National Mortgage Alliance is part of a professional organization that emphasizes honesty and integrity above profit and return on investment. National Mortgage Alliance is an Equal Housing Lender.

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July 30, 2011

New Website Gives Mortgage Loan Seekers a New Mortgage Lender Filtering Tool

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New Website Gives Mortgage Loan Seekers a New Mortgage Lender Filtering Tool

Miami, FL (PRWEB) March 2, 2007

A newly launched Web site, LENDLeaders.com, is a mortgage lender filtering company providing those seeking mortgage loans with a fast, effective way to find a reliable mortgage broker.

Designed for consumers and professional real estate agents seeking mortgage loans, LENDLeaders.com offers a national listing of pre-filtered mortgage lenders, banks and brokers, all of which meet the site’s strict standards.

In short, LENDLeaders recommends only lenders or brokers that have the ability to offer consumers the best opportunity to obtain the best rates, terms and solutions for purchase, refinance, home equity, and debt consolidation loans.

The mortgage lenders and brokers that are accepted into the LENDLeaders Network are dubbed “Network Partners”. Network Partners are judged to be among the most elite of all mortgage professionals, providing low rates, ethical standards, professionalism, and outstanding customer service.

LENDLeaders can help mortgage loan seekers search for Network Partners based on areas or states. The site can also connect the consumer to the lender “live on the phone” in a matter of minutes.

“I’ve worked closely with hundreds of bonding companying in developing marketing campaigns over the years, and there are a surprising number of lenders that just want to finance someone regardless of whether it’s beneficial for them to do so,” said LENDLeaders founder Paul Young. “Some companies just charge the customer unbelievable rates and fees for a greater-than-deserved profit. I’ve never found this behavior acceptable and wanted to eliminate these types of lenders as clients. And that was the catalyst for LENDLeaders.com.”

About LENDLeaders.com

LENDLeaders is an online mortgage lender filtering company designed to match consumers and real estate agents seeking mortgage loans with only the most reputable lenders. The site’s Network Partners all meet strict professional and ethical guidelines.

Contact:

Flavia Young

305-576-1579

Address: 3550 Biscayne Blvd – Suite 602

Miami, FL 33137

Phone: 800-436-0110

Web: http://www.LENDLeaders.com

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July 28, 2011

what is the better home loan lender?

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Question by purple_butterfly: what is the better home loan lender?
We need a help for a better home lender. A low interest rate and the one that don’t have hidden charges. This would be our 1st house. So we want to be certainly, specially our economy now. tnx

Best answer:

Answer by Michael H
Suggest you talk with Bank of America. They have no fee mortgage loans and reasonable rates.



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July 27, 2011

Should I Refinance My Mortgage July 6, 2011 10:24 AM

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July 26, 2011

Q&A: How do I know when its time to refinance my mortgage?

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Question by Sean T: How do I know when its time to refinance my mortgage?
I just bought a home last October. I signed a single 30 year mortgage for 280,000. My interest rate is 6.75%. I have only made 3 payments on this mortgage. With interest ratting dropping when is a good time to refinance?

Best answer:

Answer by Doctor Deth
you don’t have enough time into the mortgage – ratted haven’t changed enough to benefit you – refinancing ordinarily costs money up face, which could take years to recoup depending on how much you are saving each month after you refi



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July 24, 2011

Q&A: My home Loan lender is not doing his job, can I switch to a different loan lender?

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Question by Elizabeth P: My home Loan lender is not doing his job, can I switch to a different loan lender?
I am trying to purchase a house, and my loan lender is lying and not doing his job to proceed to closing. I try to call him and no response or ring call back from him. I wrote him an email asking him what is going on, and he pretty much said I call him and his processor to much. Can I switch loan lenders? Or am I to far into the deal?

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Answer by lender2you
First you need to find how far into the loan you are. Have you already turned in all of your required papers? Including the ones the lender requested after loan submission? Yes? Call and ask for the Branch Manager and have them take over the loan. No? Call and ask for your loan package to be ready at a time that you can pick it up, 24hrs notice should be plenty of time. If you are going FHA then that will add a twist to the plow. You will need to have them release the FHA case number to the new lender. Again do sure to ask the Branch Manager to do this and not the Loan Officer.I hope this is helpful.



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July 23, 2011

I only had a wind insurance policy on my home can my lender still force place insurance on my prooperty?

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Question by edawg32: I only had a wind insurance policy on my home can my lender still force place insurance on my prooperty?
I recently had a forced place insurance policy put on my home by a lender who aquired my loan from another company. they are telling me that my wind policy is equitable supplemental and doesnt count as insurance on my property. Is this true?

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Answer by james m
I had been in the insurance business for 30 years, and had never heard of a wind only policy. If that is the only peril that the policy covers, yes, the mortgage company can force-putting insurance, after giving you the opportunity to purchase a HO policy. If you don’t respond within the time alotted, they will see it to cover their interest, and the cost is high. It would pay you to get your own coverage, but you still have to pay for the time you had virtually no protection.Whoever the agent was that sold you a policy wish that should think about the consequences he /she could face if you had a fire loss, for example, without the proper coverage. This is why we as agents are required to carry errors and ommissions insurance. The basic HO-1 policy has at least 11 perils that it covering: fire, smoke, lightening, windstorm, hail, vehicles, falling objects, theft, riot and civil commotion, explosion, vandalism and malicious mischief.A wind-only policy? I don’t know about that.



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