After 23 years of helping people with their mortgage needs at Mortgage Master Service Corporation, I have made a move to New American Funding. You can still reach me at my same phone number and email. And you can still click the “Get Approved” link above to start a loan application with me. I am still here to help you (and anyone you care about) with your home loans. [Read more…]
I’ve moved!
Mortgage Rates Improved!
Mortgage interest rates are having one of their best days in months following the CPI report released this morning showing better than expected data on inflation. Yes, inflation is still high but this morning’s report indicates that it may be starting to correct. [Read more…]
Before Applying for a Mortgage, Opt Out First
UPDATE December 11, 2025: Since writing this post, this practice is supposed to end sometime in Spring of 2026 – HOWEVER, I still highly recommend taking these steps to protect your credit.
WARNING: Rant ahead!
When you meet with a mortgage professional and allow them to pull your credit so that you can be prequalified for a mortgage to buy or refinance a home, your information is provided to countless other lenders. Before you become furious with your mortgage lender, please know that it’s not their fault! [Read more…]
Freddie Mac PMMS: Mortgage Rates on the Rise
Freddie Mac’s Prime Mortgage Market Survey illustrates how mortgage interest rates have continued to push higher. The graph below is based on an average from last week so the rates are “expired”. This graph is to just give you an idea of how mortgage rates are trending. NOTE: Please click here for current mortgage rates for your personal scenario.

Fannie Mae projects Mortgage Interest Rates around 4.5% in 2023
Fannie Mae recently released updated projections for interest rates next year. An average of 4.500% for a 30 year fixed would be an improvement from what home buyers and homeowners have experienced since the jump in interest rates that that happened the second quarter of this year. We have to remember that this is just a prediction and many factors influence the direction of mortgage interest rates. [Read more…]




