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In developing any potential growth strategy, a company needs to better understand, maintain and expand their origination sources. Today's volatile market is certainly no exception. Regardless if volume further contracts under current or future economic conditions, development of strategic alliances inside and outside of residential mortgage lending will yield positive results. Continued restriction and or elimination of wholesale and correspondent business models will place additional focus on innovative approaches to origination opportunities and further expand the definition of strategic alliances throughout the real estate community, which has been our primary motivating force. Our objective has been indemnifying, cultivating and capitalizing on every existing and potential strategic alliance throughout the real estate community.
Our mission is to create value through a two-fold customer relationship experience, then measure and protect that value creation through the life of the loan and life of the business partnerships formed. Through consummate service, quality products and proficient performance, deliver an unparalleled experience for our partnerships and mortgage clientele. The direct benefits yielded by leveraging our mission are:

  • radically increase Real Estate professionals productivity
  • drastically decrease time and resources originators spend originating new loans
  • create partnerships between referral sources that offer complementary services
  • create successful and sustainable homeownership through responsible lending
  • create an enjoyable mortgage experience through communication and competence

Specialties
Highly skilled in conceiving and implementing creative marketing strategies and sale tactics. Competent in establishing and enhancing business relationships including a respected mortgage based following in the Greater Bay Area. Experienced and skilled in hiring and training retail mortgage associates. Possess exceptional communication skills in both written and oral expression. Industry trained proficient in newer residential lending rules (QRM) and Dodd Frank, consumer and protection act.


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Working with Dave was truly a blessing in disguise. After having issues with other lenders after going under contract for our first home, we found Dave here on lender411.com. Within a half-hour, Dave reached out to us and we got the ball rolling. One thing I appreciated about Dave, was that from the beginning he kept our expectations realistic. One mantra that I have always believed in was "Under promise, Over deliver.", and Dave was the epitome of that phrase. Throughout the whole process, Dave's communication was strong. From the underwriting process to the actual closing, he was engaged and kept us in the loop at all times. With communication being a problem with our previous lenders, it was a breath of fresh air that Dave was very keen on keeping us up-to-date. Dave could not control whether or not our loan received the final approval, but he could manage our expectations and keep us in the loop - and he did just that. Sometimes it is the little things that matter most. I would recommend Dave to anyone looking to purchase a home. Whether or not your loan goes through, you can always appreciate your loan officer giving 110% and leaving no stone unturned in hopes of getting you approved. One thing is for sure: when we look to purchase our second home, Dave will be the first person we call for our loan.
By Miguel Aguilar on January 10, 2012
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Mortgage rates were little changed this week, with rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages at or near 4 percent for the third week in a row, Freddie Mac said in releasing the results of its weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey. Rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 4 percent with an average 0.7 point for the week ending Nov. 17, essentially unchanged from 3.99 percent last week and close to the all-time low in records dating to 1971 of 3.94 percent seen during the week ending Oct. 6. At this time a year ago, rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 4.39 percent before climbing to a 2011 high of 5.05 percent in February. Rates on 15-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 3.31 percent with an average 0.7 point, little changed from 3.3 percent last week and close to an all-time low in records dating to 1991 of 3.26 percent seen during the first week of October. At this time a year ago, 15-year fixed-rate mortgages averaged 3.76 percent, before climbing to a 2011 high of 4.29 percent in February.

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