Category Archives: Chicago

Living in Chicago: The Best Decision You’ve Ever Made

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Aaron Gitler

Chicago is located centrally in the Midwest with access to the rest of the world by way of Chicago O’Hare, but, it has so much to offer you never have to leave. Offering everything from nature to culture to affordable … Continue reading →

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Summer Refinance Tips

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Neena Vlamis

  Paying your loan off in a shorter period of time is not only a surefire way to save money over the life of your loan, but it is also a way to obtain an attractive rate on your mortgage. … Continue reading →

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Insane (but True) Facts About Living in Chicago

Posted on March 5, 2017 by Neena Vlamis

The “Windy City” is famous for all kinds of things: the “bean,” the “L,” former President Barack Obama … it’s a place packed with history and excitement. Still, Chicago can be pretty weird. Take a look at a few crazy … Continue reading →

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I have been receiving a lot of questions about FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium, Here are Some Answers

Posted on October 31, 2011 by Aaron Gitler

FHA mortgage insurance is similar to the private mortgage insurance (PMI) required for conventional mortgages with down payments below 20%, but key differences exist: Up-front Fees: 1% up-front fee due at closing. Rate: For fixed rate loans, there is an … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Customer Service and Referrals in the Mortgage Business

Posted on October 28, 2011 by Neena Vlamis

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FHA: Fewer Home Approvals

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Aaron Gitler

The Federal Housing Administration suffered a 27% drop in market share from fiscal 2010 numbers. Department of Housing and Urban Development numbers show that while FHA refinance volume has increased by 9% since August, the 12% drag on purchase production … Continue reading →

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A and N’s Home Buyer Tips: Get the Best Refinance Rates

Posted on October 12, 2011 by Aaron Gitler

Improve Credit – If you’re a homeowner with great credit and plenty of equity, odds are those lower rates are within your reach. But if your score is less than desirable, work at improving it by paying all of your bills … Continue reading →

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Should Banks Maintain Foreclosed Homes?

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Aaron Gitler

See our own Neena Vlamis interviewed on Fox News speaking to this hot topic. Should Banks Maintain Foreclosed Homes?: MyFoxCHICAGO.com Illinois Residential Mortgage Licensee #MB.0006638 FL#MLD288 IN#11122 IA#2006-0064 MA#MC5413 MI#FL0012625 WI #19291BA NMLS# 19291\nCopyright 2011 aandnmortgage.com All rights Reserved. Privacy … Continue reading →

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