PRESS RELEASE - Algonquin, Illinois Homeowners Can Now Kiss Their Mortgage Good-bye!
Algonquin, Illinois - We want to alert you to a major development in the mortgage world. Maranatha Mortgage, a leading mortgage lender located in East Dundee, Illinois, has just introduced a revolutionary new line of credit that could enable you to own your home free and clear in about half the time, save thousands in interest - and all with no change to your spending. Sound too good to be true? It's real. It's called the CMG Home Ownership Accelerator.TM
The San Francisco Chronicle notes that it is "designed to help borrowers accelerate their principal payments as painlessly as possible," and the East Bay Business Times hails that it "could revolutionize the way Americans pay for their homes."
Here's how it works. Algonquin homeowners simply deposit their entire paycheck into the CMG Home Ownership Accelerator line of credit, dramatically reducing the principal balance. Since interest is computed on a daily balance, you start saving interest immediately.
You pay all of your expenses out of your line of credit using the unlimited checks, the go-anywhere ATM/Visa® P.O.S. card, and online bill-pay, just like your old checking account. Until you need the money though, it stays in your account, keeping your balance lower, saving you thousands in interest costs, instead of lounging around in your low-interest checking account.
And paying less interest leaves more of your money for principal, so you could pay off in about half the time (sometimes even sooner) - with no change to spending habits!
We truly believe that your best mortgage is no mortgage. Log onto http://www.homeownershipaccelerator.net , play the 4-minute movie, and then plug your own numbers into the patent-pending simulator to see when you could pay off and how much you could save. You'll be a believer after that.
Then call us, and let's discuss how the Home Ownership Accelerator can help you "kiss your mortgage goodbye" sooner and own your Algonquin home free and clear.
Best regards,
Randy Schulenburg
Mike Linton Author Resource:- Mr. Schulenburg and Mr. Linton specialize in originating and processing home loans in Algonquin, Illinois. Algonquin is a village located in both Kane and McHenry County, Illinois
Mr. Schulenburg began his career while a college student working for a small mortgage brokerage in East Dundee, IL. While completing his degree in Finance from Liberty University in Virginia, he worked for Eastern Mortgage Bankers in Richmond. After graduation and moving back to IL, Mr. Schulenburg worked for ICM Mortgage (now Pulte Home Mortgage). He worked for Norwest Mortgage for eight years as a Loan Originator and Branch Manager before opening his own mortgage brokerage in 1998, Maranatha Mortgage Corporation. Mr. Schulenburg continues to expand his presence in the Chicago-land area as owner of Mortgage 1st Realty, Inc., Maranatha Mortgage Corporation and Collegiate Advisory Council, Inc. In addition to his licenses held as a Mortgage Broker and a Real Estate Broker he also holds a license in Insurance.
He is active and serves on the Board of Westminster Christian School (www.WestminsterChristian.org) and Chairman of the Board of Administer Justice (www.AdministerJustice.org), a community justice center. He has been married for 18 years and is the father of two children.
Mr. Linton is an entrepreneur with over 21 years experience in real estate investment, commercial real estate brokerage, residential brokerage, construction and mortgage banking and lending. He has been a member of the National Association of Realtors since 1986, a member of the Illinois Association of Realtors, a past member of the Florida Association of Realtors, a member of the Fox Valley Association of Realtors and a member of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association. He has also been a member of the McHenry County Board of Realtors and the Daytona Beach Area Association of Realtors.
Mr. Linton supports the Volusia County Coalition for The Homeless, and is a member of the Alliance Bible Church serving on the Church Relocation Committee.
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