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Posted: 01/06/09 10:51 AM
Very fast and easy online access to information. Vary good follow through by agents. Step by Step documentation that is easy to find and understand. Online progress of your loan status is great!
Posted: 01/06/09 9:12 AM
Nathan has been extremely responsive to my many questions.
Posted: 01/06/09 9:06 AM
The entire staff that I have dealt with, Sales Manager, Mortgage Processors, etc. have been extremely professional and knowledgable. They go out of their way to provide solutions to any problems that may occur is the mortgage securing process. This is the second time I have gone to AmeriSave for my morgage because of their dedication to the customer. I've tried others and there is no comparison.
Posted: 01/06/09 8:34 AM
My experience with AmeriSave was great. I didn't get pressured while looking for houses and then when I had to close in a very short time, AmeriSave realized the sense of urgency and made sure we can close on time. Being able to e-mail documents back and forth was a big plus. I also got a very competitive rate and low lender fees. I would highly recommend AmeriSave to anyone looking for mortgage!
Posted: 01/06/09 1:43 AM
Fast, easy, and honest. I enjoyed the email updates that showed the progress of the loan.
Posted: 01/05/09 3:51 PM
I like that you have the mortgage rates on your website available without entering any information it is very convenient. Your loan advisors, consultant and loan processors very knowledgeable and it are very pleasant to deal with them. It is second time that I refinance with Amerisave and I will recommend your company . . .
This morning, the Federal Open Market Committe lowered its target lending rate by 50 basis points to 1.5% in light of the weakening economy and a reduction in inflationary pressures. This is the lowest level the rate has been at since 2004.
Spreads continue to widen between treasuries and mortgages even though the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act was passed. The rally in treasuries has managed to improve rates even with the wider spreads. There is little economic data out this week so expect emotions to control the financial markets.
News of the House rejection of the pending bailout bill immediately increased spreads between mortgages and treasuries. Typically when investors flee the stock market for bonds, mortgage rates are driven lower. However, due to the increasing spreads, this did not happen yesterday.
This morning the markets await news from the federal government regarding the $700 billion bank bailout. The effects on the mortgage market remain to be seen but two intended outcomes could potentially cause mortgage rates to increase. The first is that this will massively increase the federal deficit and second is that if the bailout is successful, fear should leave the stock markets, reversing the flight to quality and therefore driving bond yields higher.