Home Loans in Whittier Mortgages

Looking to purchase a home in Los Angeles County? Be sure to stop by our Whittier Office and get pre-approved prior to looking for homes. The current Real Estate Market has proven to be a struggle for homeowners to get their offers accepted and their financing approved, come into our office for a full pre-approval (not a prequal) so you can shop for a home with confidence.

Question: If so much of the economic losses in the mortgage industry were from unscrupulous brokers submitting false documentation how come there is such a high re-delinquency rate on loan mods that the banks originated themselves?

Answer: The attitude of non-accountability has enabled brwrs to take the attitude of I’m only going to make the payment if its in my best financial interest.

Why not they can stay in their homes for 6-12-18-24 months, make 0 payments and then if the bank threatens foreclosure they can claim they are being unfairly evicted from their homes and just a victim of the economy. And if they live in a predominantly minority area forget about it, just call your local congressman/councilman and tell them you aren’t going to vote for them if they allow the bank to foreclose and you should be good. If all else fails just call a lawyer and they can probably find a piece of paper that the lender forgot to dot an ‘i’ on or cross a ‘t’ and then your mortgage may get wiped away for good (ultimate come up).

What was the Governments Motivation for the April 1st, 2011 Loan Officer Compensation Changes

March 24, 2011

watch this video below for 1 theory: http://tbwsdailyshow.com/2011/03/22/the-lo-compensation-fed-rule-scandal/ Letter From Barney Frank to Fed Found Supporting Broker’s Position on LO Comp

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3 reasons to use a Los Angeles Mortgage Broker

February 23, 2011

1) Speed & Customer Service (brokers are on 100% commission so they are motivated to close your deal, bank employees are typically on salary/partial commission) Think Best Buy versus Circuit City only that in this case, Circuity City is cheaper and has more product inventory. 2) More Lending channels to shop for best rates and [...]

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FHA Monthly MI to increase .25% (annually) for all FHA Case Numbers pulled after 4/18/2011

February 15, 2011

FHA increasing monthly MI 4/18/11 to bolster insurance reserves… FHA Sets New Premium Structure for 15- and 30-Year Loans to Boost Capital Reserves

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Best Loan Modification Strategy I’ve heard yet…

February 11, 2011

Sounds like the some unions in New York are going to sell their Pension holdings in Chase bank if Chase doesn’t begin to be more flexible with granting loan mods. This is a great idea, and I hope it catches on, why should taxpayers bail out banks and then not expect to receive any help [...]

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CalPERS Program Suspended

December 16, 2010

Just received the following e-mail from our rep at First Mortage 12/16/10: Press Release December 13, 2010 External Affairs Branch (916) 795-3991 Patricia K. Macht, Director Brad Pacheco, Chief, Office of Public Affairs Contact: Wayne Davis, Information Officer pressroom@calpers.ca.gov CalPERS Suspends Mortgage Loan Program SACRAMENTO, CA – Citing limited member usage and increasing costs, the [...]

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The benefits of surety bonds in the mortgage industry

August 24, 2010

The benefits of surety bonds in the mortgage industry New mortgage specialists in California have many things to consider, such as what kind of loans to specialize in, where to locate their office, and how to get their names out into the industry. Unfortunately, one key requirement is often misunderstood by new mortgage specialists as [...]

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Federal Housing Administration to Accept DocuSign for Real Estate Contracts

August 1, 2010

After hearing many complaints regarding lender acceptance of e-signatures in regards to FHA insured loans specifically, HUD has finally changed their stance on acceptance of docusign electronic signatures. As of, April 8, 2010, e-signed third-party documents, including real estate contracts, are now being accepted by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) with the issuance of today’s [...]

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