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Posted: 09/04/08 4:17 PM
I like that you kept after me to refinance. You tried very hard to accomodate and found a way to get me a loan. I hate to talk on the phone, but your friendly manner made it easy to communicate.
Posted: 09/04/08 2:10 PM
I like how Ray Martinez has kept me informed through my entire homebuying experience and answering any questions I may have about buying a home and completing the loan process. He has done an exceptional job in making sure that all of my needs are being met as well as answering my questions with confidence.
Posted: 09/04/08 9:25 AM
U were very professional. This was great compared to other people we spoke to.
Posted: 09/04/08 7:24 AM
Having all the interest rates and upfront closing costs is invaluable. I saved hours of time in searching and was able to get the best loan for my situation. I didn't have to rely on a lender telling me what the loan choices and parameters were, I could see it and research it for myself. Closing has been a breeze with up to date information on my loan status. My advisor has been extremely efficient and available at any time of the day. I would recommend Amerisave without reservations.
Posted: 09/04/08 1:44 AM
Very helpful and I feel at this point that I couldn't really ask for any better service. I think I'm very well advised to what I've done and what still needs to be done before close.
Billy Grant, My Loan Advisor is great. He is like working with a friend on a more personal then business level and that has helped this prosses to not be as stressfull to go through to this point as I know it could be.. . .
The unemployment rate rose from 5.7% in July to 6.1%, its highest since 2003. Non-farm payrolls also dropped in August by 84,000, more than expected. Typically, negative economic news benefits mortgage rates as investors shift money from stocks to bonds.
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) released their manufacturing index this morning indicating a slight contraction from July's report. In the report, most industries reported paying higher prices when compared to July. Typically, mortgage rates tend to increase as inflationary pressures increase.
The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index fell a record 15.4% from second quarter 2007 to second quarter 2008. While these price declines are significant, the report did mention that the pace of the declines was slowing; indicating that some markets may be trying to bounce back. Las Vegas, Miami and Phoenix remain the weakest markets while Boston, Charlotte, Dallas, and Denver show the most strength.