Bay Area Mortgage Blog
Small, easy to read mortgage tidbits from a California lender take you from application to approval in 300 words or less.
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2010
It sent a chill up my spine just thinking about it: A housing market without FHA. You see, we're as addicted as any crackhead and we don't even know we're on a high. The world in general believes we're "recovering". If recovering is taking you off one drug and replacing it with another "more acce...
05/26/2010
Do real estate agents buy into the idea that "shopping around" for a mortgage is a good thing? Or do most agents fall into the category of always recommending the same lender, secretly hoping that the buyer will NOT shop? After all, the one referred to as "MY LENDER" is the safe choice. But is i...
05/18/2010
First time buyers in California, GET CRACKIN'. By closing escrow after May 1, 2010, you can apply to the State of California for $10,000 in tax credits. But you better hurry. If you want to get some nifty tax credits, buy a house at a rock bottom price, and take advantage of LOW rates (while you ...
05/13/2010
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Who am I? See if you can guess. I had to be fingerprinted and pass a background check. I had to register with a governmental agency and was assigned my very own unique number so that they can keep track of me. I don't have to wear my number on a little tag dangling from my collar, but I will need...
05/06/2010
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Janet Guilbault
San Francisco Bay Area Direct Mortgage Lender