Category Archives: Financial Tips

Why You Should Consider Refinancing Your Mortgage This Summer

Posted on May 29, 2019 by Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

If you haven’t thought about it yet (or done so), this summer may be the perfect time to refinance your mortgage. Mortgage interest rates are still very low and have just recently dropped again. If you’re a homeowner with good … Continue reading →

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Own vs Rent: How Much Home Can You Purchase For $1000/$1500/$2000 a Month?

Posted on August 6, 2018 by Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

There is a common misconception that renting is cheaper than buying, which is why so many people, particularly younger, choose to rent rather than buying. However, the statistics show that on average, the monthly payment that people tend to … Continue reading →

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Three Reasons to Refinance Your Home

Posted on September 29, 2015 by Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

To move from an adjustable-rate mortgage to a fixed-rate loanSometimes you have to settle for an adjustable rate to get a lower interest rate when you really need it. Now that you have been making your monthly payments on a … Continue reading →

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The Welcome Home Illinois Loan Program”

Posted on April 25, 2014 by Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

The state of Illinois started a huge advertising campaign 2 weeks ago for a new program called “Welcome Home Illinois”. Your members may be calling for more information. The program gives 1st time home buyers (a buyer who hasn’t … Continue reading →

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Save Big Over The Life Of Your Loan

Posted on July 15, 2013 by Neena Vlamis, President of A and N Mortgage

When purchasing a home, the interest rate of your loan is of prime importance as it can dramatically affect the amount you pay for your home. Depending on the amount of your loan, a 1 percent difference in loan rate … Continue reading →

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