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With so many option in todays world of mortgage lending your loan officer has to be in tune with what is going on with current market conditions, programs and guideline changes (these change daily), rates, understanding customers financial situation, and what programs work best to suit their needs. This is where I come in. Let me 13 years mortgage experience work for you. 
Had a slow 2006? Then you may not have many HUD-1's on file. Make copies and send them to your clients and include a short note that they may need these to assist in preparing their tax retrun...oh, don't forget to ask for a referral! Make this an annual process for the first week of Jan.. … (1 comments)
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It was suggested that my first blog be about where I live. I won't bore you with the statistics of population, square miles, ect.....Instead, I want to write about the shear beauty of where I live. We feel so lucky to wake up every day in paradise and that we can make a living here. We have raised four children here and we never fail to think of how lucky we have been. There is so much to do here......18 years here and we still think of new things to see and do. There is the beach and surfing, the rivers … (3 comments)
Not sure how many runners look for events in the winter but I found one for this weekend ( Sunday February 4th at 9:30 ). 
It is the rainy season on the Big Sur Coast. So far, we haven't had nearly enough rain, less than half what is normally expected by this time of the winter. The Monterey County Herald reports rainfall on the Big Sur Coast, from July 1, 2007 until now at 10.54 inches. Normal expected rainfall to date should be 22.88 inches. Several days we've had light showers with the sun breaking through every little while. One day I saw five different rainbows, each for only a few minutes. 
Borrowers who must get to the closing table ASAP must read below!
People from outside of Columbia County often chuckle when I proclaim that I'm from Pardeeville. 
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My company, Data Based Ads, has been providing sophisticated ad management services to major real estate brokers throughout the US since 1987, and doing that over the Internet since 1994. We also build Internet real estate applications for major newspapers ranging from the Wall Street Journal to the Tribune Company and more.
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This is a great time to buy as there is a significant range of inventory and interest rates continue to remain very low. I would be happy to help you as you continue your home search and there are many ways that I can do so. 
There are a lot of potential reasons why people have had bad experiences with agents. A few common ones that I hear repeatedly from clients come to mind:
The Jan. 27th edition of the Oregonian had an article about the housing market. Yes the above head line is true . . . for nationwide real estate sales. New home sales fell in 2006 by the largest amount in some time, but they were actually up for a second straight month in December. Hopefully this means that the worst of the housing downturn is coming to an end. When you read the head line above, what do you think? Most stop at the head line and don't bother to read the rest of the article. Others fail to make the … (1 comments)
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