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Is your ARM about to ACHE in South Carolina?

No, I'm not talking about your physical arm - if you look like this guy(Not me- the guy to the left!)- GO TO THE Emergency Room NOW!!

I'm talking about your Adjustable Rate Mortgage.

Is it about to Acheive Critical Heartache Experience? This means - is it about to adjust to a Variable Rate that is MUCH higher than your current rate?

I've been calling my past clients who I placed in an ARM a few years ago and reminding them that now is the time to refinance since they can now obtain a great Low Fixed interest rate.

Most of them are excited that I remembered to call them so that they can now enjoy a Low Fixed rate.

Why did I place them in an ARM? I'm glad you asked! Most of them needed a year or two to get their Credit straightened out. When they combine Credit Repair with at least a year of great mortgage payments, they see their Credit Scores Increase and now they are ready for a Great Low Fixed Rate!

So stop gagging at the guy to the left, stop laughing at my picture, and give me a call if you have an ARM that is about to ACHE in South Carolina. If your ARM is about to ACHE in another State - then pull up other Loan Officers in Active Rain - they are great!

Call, email, or comment to this post before the ACHE turns into an INFECTION -

I Now have Foreclosure Experience Caused by Temporary Insanity in my Own Noggin !!!

It's up to you - we can treat it now or treat it later -the choice is yours.

Posted by Brian Foxworth SC, GA, FL, & TN Mortgage Loans on 01/20/2007 01:36 PM

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13 Comments on Is your ARM about to ACHE in South Carolina?

JAN

2007

Good blog, got my attention and to the point. Good luck in 2007, I think your enthusiasm shows. Bob

Great work. It is an eye catcher! Keep up the good work.

Great use of acronymns to get your point across. And a great service for your clients. I'm sure they'll be telling their friends about the way you looked out for them. Good for referrals.

Brian, you are right, now is the time to refinance while the rates are still good. I like the picture. Very appropriate.

JAN

2007

ya know, I'm getting really tired and fed up with all this blatant discrimination. All you Lenders talk about these days is ARM's. What about equal time and opportunity for LEG's?

Brian, very nice indeed. defenetily times of Refi for some folks. Good photo...no, not of yourself...the other guy...lol.

JAN

2007

Brian: Being a TV advertiser I think this would make for a great commercial. Would you have a problem if I borrowed it for a California spot?

JAN

2007

Bob - Thank You - I hope 2007 is a success for you as well.

Susan - Thank you -I wanted to try it out here before I made a Post Card Campaign - Thanks for the comment.

John - Thank you- I wasn't too sure about the INFECTION acronym, but I think it works!

George - Thanks- When I found the pic - I knew I had to use it!!

Rich - LEG's HMMMM -Loans Excluding Groveling? Loans Exciting Granny? Lenders for the Ethical treatment of Guinea pigs? I'll have to get back to you on that! LOL!

Eli - Thanks - Not for the photo comment but for the other thing you said. LOL!

Ed - If you are serious ,shoot me an email - If you are not serious, QUIT JERKING MY CHAIN! :D

Thanks to all of you - I thought I had replied to this 2 days ago, but I must be losing my mind here towards the end of the month.

JAN

2007

Brian, this is a mess! My head is aching with the points issue that we are having

JAN

2007

Marci -what points issue?

FEB

2007

Rich:

I don't know about legs, I'm a tush woman myself! :) :)

MAR

2007

A very interesting illustration.... to drive your point home.. I suspect you have been inundated with e-mails about this article..

Just like the rest of the readers, I also thought about your thinking when I first looked at your article.. If you have managed to repair your clients' credit worthiness in the process then you have effectively saved them a lot of money in the long run.. In conclusion, I have to say that you have given them good service..

Bally - Thank you. Yes, alot of clients have refinanced out of their ARM's into low fixed rates and are excited that their credit scores have gone up after my advice.

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