Marlene Graham
Phone
(850) 566-3037
Fax
(850) 893-8254
Office
(850) 385-6685
Toll Free
(800) 741-1739

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RE/MAX Professionals Realty
2030 Thomasville Rd Ste 3B
Tallahassee, FL 32312



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Understanding the Loan Process
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When to Refinance
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Mortgage as Investment
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Loan Purchasing Strategies
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Maximizing Your Buying Power
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No Closing Cost Refinances
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Rate Lock
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Current Lenders
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Private Mortgage Insurance
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Paying Points
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Negative Amortization
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Loan to Value Ratio
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Mortgage Glossary
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Questions & Answers
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  Whom to Contact (Government Loan Programs) - Q & A
Q:  Where do I get information on who regulates lenders?
A:  The following regulatory bodies oversee lenders:
* Comptroller of the Currency, Compliance Division, Washington, D.C., (800) 613-6743.
* Office of Thrift Supervision, Consumer Affairs, Washington, D.C., (202) 906-6237.
* Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Consumer Affairs, Washington, D.C., (800) 934-3342.

Your state departments of real estate or commerce also may regulate the lenders in your area.


Q:  Where do I get information on finding the best loan?
A:  For information on how to find the best home loan, check out this booklet:

* "How to Shop for a Mortgage," by the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, 1125 15th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20005; call (202) 861-6500.


Q:  Where do I get information on correcting loan payments?
A:  The following auditing services can do a thorough review of residential mortgages for lender calculation errors:

* Mortgage Monitor; 1372 Summer Street, Samford, 06905; (800) AUDIT-USA.
* Loantech, (301) 762-7700.

But keep in mind that these services come with a fee, and your lender should be able to work with you to make your own accurate calculation.


Q:  Where can I get a list of mortgage brokers?
A:  For information on mortgage brokers, contact the National Association of Mortgage Brokers at (703) 610-9009

Q:  Where do I get information on the secondary market?
A:  Two major secondary-market sources are Fannie Mae, 1-800-732-6643, and Freddie Mac, 1-800-FREDDIE.

Q:  Where do I get information on VA loans?
A:  For information on VA loans, call the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs directly at (800) 827-1000. Also refer to:
* "To the Home-Buying Veteran," Department of Veterans Affairs; 810 Vermont Ave., N.W.; Washington, DC 20420.
* "VA Home Loans," Department of Veterans Affairs, 810 Vermont Ave., N.W., Washington, DC 20420.



 
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