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MortgageFit: Reshaping for the Better

Posted on November 6, 2012 by brian

It’s now time for the new look of MortgageFit. The more crisp, customer centric and visually soothing look of this mortgage platform is likely to better serve its prime objectives of helping you come out of your mortgage problems.

The aim of this community is to assist you getting your mortgage queries solved. Personalized solutions offered by MortgageFit helps you find out the right type of home mortgage loan.

In order to reach out to more people and helping them in their mortgage problems, MortgageFit is coming out with its new look. One obvious aim is to increase traffic. All the major mortgage programs have been highlighted in a nice way in the home page. Beginning from a first time home buyer to a senior citizen, any one can find their mortgage solutions here. Different links have also been given in the page very aptly. Read more …

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MortgageFit : Looks fitter

Posted on September 26, 2012 by brian

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Hi All,

It’s my pleasure to announce that MortgageFit is coming out with its new look very soon. In order to augment our services, to reach out to more and to remodel ourselves to changing mortgage scenarios, we continue our efforts towards excellence. Read more …

Categories: What's Next | Tags: home loan, mortgage loan

3 Frugal ideas to make your Christmas exciting!

Posted on December 22, 2009 by Brian

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Christmas is back again! It’s time to plan again for the budget so that buying gifts and arranging for a vacation becomes easier for you. Here are few tips which will help you in spending your Christmas in a simple and enjoyable manner:

Arrange a party at home: With the heavy snowfall disrupting the transport system this year, why not arrange a Christmas party at your home with your near and dear ones? I’m sure that would be great fun. Invite your closest friends and relatives to this party. Home made cookies, cakes, apple cider, custard, etc will definitely bowl over your guests and you would turn out to be the perfect host this Christmas!

Go for hand-made gifts: Hand-made creative gifts attract everyone, isn’t it? This Christmas, try to give low cost but creative gifts to your friends and relatives. A hand-made card, a box of home-made cookies and brownies, a pack of home-made chocolates – I’m sure those receiving these gifts would definitely love them. You can divide the amount of money that you save in this manner and contribute a portion of it towards your vacation fund and other half towards charity.

Limit your Christmas decorations: You can even limit the decorations of Christmas tree to some extent and save quite a few dollars. Don’t be dead set on buying the largest and the most expensive Christmas tree available in the market. Buy a small and affordable Xmas tree. You can even keep your expenses for Christmas lights and ornaments to a minimum.

How about a vacation?
Have you planned for a vacation after the Christmas and New Year celebration gets over? If not, then go ahead and do it! The money that you save by spending your Christmas in a simple way will help you in planning for this vacation. Visit a peaceful place which will help you relax and de-stress yourself. The Star Island in Bahamas, Madagascar, Metz in France, Tasmania or Zambia can be some of the places which you may visit during the beginning of the new year. The sublime landscapes, gala music festivals or the trendy new resorts of these places will help you start the New Year in a positive way.

Wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Categories: What's Next | Tags: Christmas decorations, Christmas party, vacation

Nearly 70,000 discussions in MortgageFit!!!

Posted on March 25, 2009 by Brian

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Hello everyone,

It’s a pleasure for me to announce that nearly 70,000 discussions have taken place in MortgageFit Forums till date. Moreover, the community has also crossed 32,500 members!!! Though there are various categories in our forums, yet discussions on loan modification, bankruptcy, refinance and first time home buyer’s tax credit are gaining importance in recent times.

With the low interest rates prevailing in the market, the borrowers want to take advantage of it by refinancing their existing loans. The low rates and first time homebuyer’s tax credit have also encouraged people to buy a home of their own. Perhaps this is why discussions on such issues are getting quite common these days.

With new plans announced by President Obama, lenders are offering loan modification as a solution to borrowers who have defaulted on their loans. I guess, loan modification has become popular because people have realized that it would help them in saving their property when they are in mortgage problems. That’s the reason why discussions on loan modification have increased in number recently.

Experts participating in this community are doing their best to guide the common people so that they can take the right step in solving mortgage and related issues. So, if you’re in mortgage problem or you need to discuss a financial issue, feel free to speak about it in our forums. Our members and experts will come forward to help you with their real life experiences on such issues.

So, let’s hope… our forum discussions will help resolve your mortgage/financial problems. Here’s wishing that you get over your problems asap and lead a tension-free life.

Categories: What's Next | Tags: first time homebuyer’s tax credit, loan modification, MortgageFit, Refinance

MortgageFit exceeds 30,500 members!!!

Posted on January 29, 2009 by Brian

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Hello everyone!!

It’s my pleasure informing you all that MortgageFit Community has exceeded 30,500 members. Not only mortgage professionals and industry experts, a lot of common people are also participating in our community in the recent times.

Recently, Bob and Eric from the mortgage industry have joined our community. It’s great to see them actively taking part in our community activities.

Other members like Gmakerly, Jheard, Cliff Pape are also regularly participating in our community forums. Their participation in the forums has helped the community grow by encouraging interaction among the members. It has helped a lot of people in dealing with their financial/mortgage or property issues.

I hope that all the members of the community will enjoy participating in the forums. And, let’s hope our community will grow even bigger!

Categories: What's Next | Tags: community, community forums, mortgage professionals

Happy New Year 2009

Posted on December 31, 2008 by sam

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Hi all,

Here’s wishing you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. May all your dreams come true !

Hope you’ll all Enjoy and have a Great Year ahead May you live in peace and harmony.

Let’s hope we’ll get over the evil and bring in the best in our lives. Here’s wishing that things get on well with time and we’re able to get over the crisis in our financial markets. Let’s hope the community will grow even bigger and we’ll be able to bring happiness in the lives of all who’s a part of it.

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Let’s Celebrate Christmas!

Posted on December 23, 2008 by Brian

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It’s Christmas time once again! With the coming of the winters, the festive season is back with lot of gifts and goodies for everyone.

Christmas, for me, is all about the fun and frolic that it brings – the yummy roasted turkey, the gifts and greeting cards, the cakes and pastries, the Christmas tree and last but not the least Santa Claus!

I guess all of you must have planned something for this Christmas!!! I have lots of plans this year… This year I will be celebrating Christmas in Toronto with my sister. We will be meeting after a long time. Adding to the joys of Christmas, we have a new member in our family – Carolina, my sister’s daughter. So this year celebrations will be doubled!!!

You all must also have planned something for this Christmas! Do share your Christmas planning with me… Wish you all a very happy and healthy Christmas and pray to God that you all have a nice time!!!

Categories: What's Next | Tags: celebrating christmas, Christmas, Christmas Planning, Christmas Tree, Santa Claus

Community members rewarded with more than $1000

Posted on November 8, 2008 by Brian

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Our Community members have so far been rewarded with more than $1000 mentor dollars – it’s a great feeling to share this with you all!

Whether it’s a mortgage professional, an industry expert or a common guy, the members have put in their valuable contribution towards helping people in spite of their busy schedules. Their guidance has helped visitors in times of financial distress. And the visitors have time and again returned and acknowledged their support.

I really appreciate the way our community members have stood by each other in times of financial crisis and offered each other help and support! Be it mortgage or any related financial issue, the members have tried their level best to offer the right advice when in need.

I’m glad to say that we have a wide range of professionals participating in our community. And, with the help of their cumulative knowledge they have been able to help people get through financial troubles in their lives.

Our reward system reflects our appreciation towards the efforts put in by the community members in helping each other. I believe the system has been good enough to encourage people to participate in the community activities. We shall keep improving the reward system so that we can encourage more and more people to participate and be an active part of this community.

Categories: What's Next | Tags: community members, reward community

Community exceeds 28000 members!

Posted on October 17, 2008 by Brian

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Here’s something exciting that I’d like to share with you – MortgageFit Community has exceeded 28000 members!

Ever since we started off, the community has been growing with a number of professionals and common people joining and participating in the community activities. There are professionals from the mortgage as well as related industry like the credit and appraisal industry. Members like Gmakerly , Kim Patrick , Chris Burns etc are from the mortgage industry whereas Robert Banker is associated with the credit industry.

Moreover, our community has professionals like Jheard from the law industry. While the mortgage professionals have helped people with mortgage help and advice, Jheard has contributed towards assisting people in their property and deed related issues.

There’s a lot of interaction between the lenders and common people in our community forums. The forums provide for a platform wherein people can freely talk to lenders/experts on any financial or property issues. Other than the forums, the community members also interact with each other through private messages, quick message and mails. This brings in a sense of togetherness amongst the members.

So far, our members are satisfied with the way our community has been helping them – something which is evident from our testimonial section wherein people have shared their feedback. Let’s hope that our association will continue and more and more members will be a part of our community.

Categories: What's Next | Tags: community members, forums

Rewarding 8 community members with ranks

Posted on May 24, 2008 by Brian

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We are happy to announce that the Community has rewarded 8 valuable members with the ranks “Community Mentor” and “Community Experts“.

Sam (Site Admin of MortgageFit) along with Team has reviewed the members’ participation and come up with the short-listed members. While short-listing, the Team tried to filter members on the basis of defined criteria, the members’ quality and his intention of sharing information.

MortgageFit Community Mentors:
George M. Akerley Mortgage Consultant First Horizon Home Loans Bloomfield, Connecticut
Jessica Bennet Financial Writer MortgageFit Ohio
Samantha Taylor Financial Writer MortgageFit Massachusetts

MortgageFit Community Experts:
Eugene Volovik Account Manager Team USA Mortgage Minneapolisticut
Michelle Keck Mortgage Consultant Mortgage Network Solutions
Charles “Chuck” Armbruster Loan officer Lifetime Mortgage LLC Mesa, Arizona
Robert Enriquez Sr. Mortgage Consultant North Carolina Mortgage Charlotte, North Carolina
Cedric Kalvesmaki Mortgage Broker Freedom Mortgage Dallas, Texas

From now onwards, we are going to open this challenge to our moderators, who will decide upon the upcoming community mentors and community experts. As a community, we are looking forward to get their valuable contribution in future too.

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