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It is our aim to help you through this process and make it as pleasant as possible. Communication is key so feel free to contact me anytime. I am committed to return all communications within a few hours.
In order to manage what to expect during the Loan Process I wanted to make this note with information about the process ahead. Financing a home is like taking an airplane flight across country. When you start on your trip you have no idea how the trip will go. Neither does the pilot! You could run into many different types of turbulence, or you could have a smooth flight and land on time. Certainly the pilot will try to use his or her experience to navigate around the storms and go for the smoothest flight plan, but if they’re honest, they can’t promise a turbulent-free trip. Their job is to simply get you to your destination in the least time and with the least aggravation, while keeping you informed throughout the trip
As your Mortgage Planning Consultant, I see myself as the pilot of your plane. My job is to assist you in getting your home financed with the best service, in the least time, with the least aggravation. While we may hit some turbulence along the way, I will try to utilize my experience and expertise to take you on the smoothest flight that I can. I will not bail out on you and I will continue to be your teammate throughout the final leg of your trip until we get safely to your destination.
Rest assured, your advocacy is my number one goal, and that means you must be delighted with the service I provide and deliver that hopefully goes beyond your expectations. I will keep you posted as we move through the process and you can ask me questions anytime. I have attached a few documents that I advise you print and read in regards to the loan process and types of turbulence you may run into.
Thanks for reading this and please DON’T hesitate to contact me anytime during the process.
Until Next time Here is to your success! Jason Wheeler 925-285-2172 | Come to a FREE Bay Are Event |
Market Commentary Aug. 10 -- Treasuries were little changed before the U.S. government sells $75 billion in debt this week.
Ten-year notes and 30-year bonds, which make up $38 billion of the auctions,
declined earlier after Laura Tyson, an adviser to President Barack Obama, said
yesterday the U.S. economy may be on the cusp of a recovery. Ten-year yields
reached the highest level in two months before government reports this week that
economists say will show retail sales and industrial production rose and first-time jobless claims slid.
“The bear is in charge in the Treasury market at the moment,” said Nick
Stamenkovic, a strategist in Edinburgh at RIA Capital Markets Ltd., a broker for banks and investors.
“Supply is an issue, but more importantly it’s the improvement in sentiment toward
risk assets amid signs the U.S. economy is recovering that is putting the market on the defensive.”
The yield on the benchmark 10-year note was little changed at 3.86 percent as
of 7:10 a.m. in New York, according to BGCantor Market Data. The 3.125 percent security was priced at
94 2/32. Ten-year yields earlier climbed to 3.89 percent, the highest since June 11th.
The 30-year yield climbed 1 basis point to 4.62 percent.
The 10-year yield may advance to 4 percent before the notes start to rise in value, Stamenkovic said.
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