Jeff Trevarthen

With our #Whiteboard Wednesday series comes PART 2 of what goes into The 4 Main Qualifiers of a Mortgage: Your Employment History and Strength! Most lenders require a 24 month employment history where we look for the predictability and stability of your income. ... With that said, people are paid in several different ways from Self Employment Income, Rental Income, Child Support / Retirement Income, 1099, Hourly, Salary - you name it! It is very important when applying for a mortgage that you submit the appropriate documentation as there are several ways we go about analyzing your income (all of which require a third party verification not only upfront but also just before you close). This is why we must be updated anytime income changes during the loan process as well (and yes that happens). If you are interested in seeing how much you qualify for - contact us today!

We really get started the day your loan closes! Just like your wealth manager, we stay in contact with you even after we close! Why?... Because we just helped you create the largest debt of your life yet life can change and as life changes, we may need to readjust the strategy. #LenderForLife #MortgageStrategy #ModernLoanOfficer #Advice #OverPrice #RealEstate #HomeLoans #Homebuying #Mortgage #LocalLender

REAL ESTATE PARTNERS... here is Strategy #2 from Tom Ferry's Low Inventory Market Tool Kit!! Remember, every Monday we will share a new strategy to help you with this market. #2: Work the "NOD" list!!... Check out this checklist in the post and let us know if you are already doing this!! #businesspartners #notyouraveragelenderpartner #lenderpartner #lowinventory #housingmarket

Here is the deal... when you rent... you pay 100% interest so why not own instead? At least when you own, you acquire equity over time as homes are appreciating faster than ever!! If you are still renting and what to consider what it would take to qualify for a home - contact us today!... We are happy to help.

When you love what you do and who you serve... it doesn't feel like "work." When you know... ya know.