Shopping for a mortgage?  Good for you!  Most originators in today's marketplace are order takers or paper processors and offer you little or no value. They operate as functionaries, and as such, are in your way to affordable mortgage terms. If you are going down the path to find the absolute best mortgage terms, good luck!  You'll probably end up with the least competent loan originator who can ultimate costs you thousands of dollars.

READ:  You'll NEVER get the lowest rate on your mortgage.

I know why you, the Arizona mortgage shopper, are doing this.  Mortgage loan originators in Arizona are as plentiful as dead scorpions in your garage in August (and about as useful, too).  Be careful, though!  These little useless pests can sting you even though they appear to be dead. 

READ:  How Mortgage Originators Lie to Borrowers 

If you want a bit of advice from a 13 year veteran of mortgage loan origination with 6 years of financial planning experience, start by reading this series:

Neatness Counts When you Want a Home Loan

Finding Your Jungle Guide-Part One

Finding Your Jungle Guide-Part Two

Loving Your Home Loan

This award-winning series is one of the most read on the internet in April.  It reveals how to "work the originators" so you , the consumer, can laugh all the way to the bank.  In this series, I tell you how to prepare a loan package, get names of credible mortgage professionals, provide them all of the information to get a binding mortgage loan commitment, and shop them against each other.

Then...there's the different approach.  The one that understands that you, the average Arizona homeowner might just be sitting on a million dollars or more in unrealized assets.  You don't realize it because you've been a victim of "Depression Era" thinking.  You can't help it because that mindset was passed down to you by your grandparents.  That thinking is extremely dangerous to your financial well-being.  Your grandparents were protected by the "New Deal" policies that have been repealed; you, my friends, are not.

You are, financially, as exposed as a golfer in July without sunblock

LISTEN TO:  Grandpa Economics

The different approach.  One that is uncomfortable, hard to swallow yet so easy to understand.  It starts with a  retirement plan, encompasses ways to fund your children's education, minimizes your taxes so the government is your partner instead of your master, and ends up with you having piles of money...liquid wealth..the kind you can spend when you are not working anymore.

So, keep shopping to save the $695 underwriting fee.  If you call enough scorpions, you'll eventually find one that won't sting you.  I'm not going to play the poverty mentality game with you.  I'll give you a financial plan that benefits from my decades of experience in financial advisory, causes you to rethink your game plan, and makes you move your ASSets, so...

You can become a millionaire.

 

2 Comments on Arizona Mortgage Rate Shoppers: Move Your ASS ets !

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Hi Brian - Thank you for writing this blog.  Everyone and their brother seems to be  considering a refi or selling their home. I can't believe the amount of information out there....it's a cotton-pickin' jungle. Not to mention, it's very difficult for a novice to weed through the scorpions to get to the eagles.  Thanks to A/R (and you) I finally have a place to send those who ask for advice.  (Trust me, as a home stager, I know NOTHING about mortgages - except to send them to A/R and you). 
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Funny thing Brian is that this media fabrication that the real estate market is in the pits isn't really scaring consumers from refinancing their homes or taking out 2nds.Those no closing cost offers are not true, if you arent paying for it on the front end you are paying for it on the back end :)

Eddy

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