Market Update – New Opportunities

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Good Afternoon,

Last week, Mark Jamison, Senior Wealth Director of BNY Mellon in Menlo Park invited me to his office to listen to ACG present on the economy and what they believe will occur over the next 12 months. (To view the actual presentation, click here.)

In the panel, consisting of Senior Analyst from BNY, a VC, a partner from Fenwick and West and an M&A expert spoke. The consensus of the panel and most of the audience (myself included) agreed that q1 thru q3 of this year will most likely show us a recession and the cooling of the market where spending will decrease, stocks could go lower putting pressure on the fed to reduce tightening and start lowering rates. They also believed that the q4 and q1 of next year will be a soft landing with the economy improving as labor stays strong even with the recent layoffs from tech companies.

What Does this Mean to You?

Somewhere between now and next few quarters, values should go lower making it a great time to purchase. If you know someone thinking of selling, they should consider selling now rather than waiting. If you know someone buying, they should get preapproved and start actively looking as no one can time the market and know really when the bottom is. They all agreed that we would not see a repeat of 2008.

We just know that from last year in q3 (ish) to current, home values have been dropping and now were seeing some good opportunities for buyers. This is the main reason, our 2 to 1 Buy Down product makes sense for so many buyers and it provides a much lower payment for the next few years and helps sellers provide buyers an incentive to buy their property over other properties that don’t offer this perk. For more info on this new jumbo program, see my article published Friday.

If you have a client looking to buy, sell and trade down or trade up or look into refi options to pull cashout to buy or invest in the real estate or stock market, please refer them to me. Our rates now are phenomenal and we offer programs many other lenders don’t.

BTW…if you’d like to read my current weekly report, go “Rob’s Corner” on my home page at www.101Loan.com.

Have a great weekend!

Best Regards,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

650-465-8957 c 408-377-4123 o 408-608-1921 f

101 Loan- 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014

CA DRE- 01165697 NMLS- 121019 GMCC NMLS- 254895

101 Loan is an Associate of General Mortgage Capital Corporation

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 300 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

Note: Interest rates and loan programs quoted are subject to change without notice or until locked and approved by lender.

Lower Interest Rates & Payments in this Market?

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This is something relevant to the market that could help buyers and sellers in this competitive real estate space…

Lower Rates and Payments in this Market?  How?

By Rob McCarthy – 101 Loan LLC dtd 10/26/2022

I recently wrote this article (https://101loan.com/blog/2-1-buy-down-to-lower-rate-and-payment/) on 2 to 1 buy downs (or 3 to 2 to 1 buy downs) where a buyer purchasing real estate could have the seller credit points to temporarily buy down the buyers rate as an example:

Starting Rate is 6.5% (current for a 30 year fixed) as an example.  With a 2 to 1 buy down, the starting rate would be 4.5% for year 1 and then the next year, 5.5% and then the 3rd year until the end of the loan, 6.5%.  This would allow the buyer to get into the property with much lower payments the first 2 years with the idea of refinancing in 2 to 3 years when interest rates come down as analysts predict.

Here’s the Challenge…

These buy downs are only available for conforming loan amounts of $970,800 and less.  What does one do if the buyer is obtaining a jumbo loan which is higher in loan amount?  Also…what if the buyer wants a hybrid such as 7 year or 10 year fixed which is lower than a 30 year fixed in rate?

We have a Solution…

On a jumbo loan, you can still buy the rate down but instead of it dropping 1% or more in rate, if you choose a 7 year fixed (amortized over 30 years), the rate is .75 lower than a 30 year jumbo fixed (currently at 6.375% at 0 points) and is fixed for the next 7 years.  This gives the buyer, plenty of time for interest rates to drop; meanwhile the buyer gets to pay the lower payment for the next 7 years compared with the 30 year fixed with a significantly higher payment and rate.  Note: Rates are subject to change without notice and are only provided here for educational purposes.

“Most important” the Buyer can have the Seller cover the points/buydown to sell the house.  This is something more sellers are willing to do, to unload their property in a timely manner!

See the Examples of Different Price Points and Loan Amounts below where the Rate is Being Bought Down…

  • 1 Million in Price with 20% down payment = $800,000 loan amount – 7 year arm – 5.625% @ 2.25 point cost ($18,000) = $4605 mo/payment.
  • 2 Million in Price with 20% down payment = $1,600,000 loan amount – 7 year arm – 5.625% @ 2.25 point cost ($36,000) = $9211 mo/payment
  • 3 Million in Price with 20% down payment = $2,400,000 loan amount – 7 year arm – 5.625% @ 2.25 point cost ($54,000) = $13,816 mo/payment

Important Notes:  As a buyer, you have the seller pay for the 2.25 points as a condition of accepting your offer.  Those points lower your rate, lower your payment and lower your interest cost over time and are tax deductible to the buyer based on their tax bracket.

Attention Buyers:  In today’s market, with increased inventory and homes sitting on the market longer, you not only have more control in what you pay, but what the seller provides you credit wise so the payments are lower and more affordable.  Be sure to take advantage of the above.

Attention Sellers:  Now you have a tool you can provide potential buyers, something other sellers are not using.  Be sure to use the above so your listing is more competitive and sells quicker.

If you would like this priced out and would like to get preapproved, please let me know.  Thanks.

BTW…See our real estate and market report for what’s happening in the interest rate world right now.

Best Regards,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

www.101Loan.com

408-377-4123 o  650-465-8957 c   408-608-1921 f

101 Loan – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014

CA DRE #01165697  NMLS #121019

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

 

 

Chasing the 2021-2022 Housing Market

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Over the last 30 years our office has seen multiple cycles in Real Estate and in the Stock Market.  These cycles consisted of Growth (where the US Equity Markets (Dow and Nasdaq) and housing prices soared), Over-Supply (where the curve flattened due to a lack of economic growth and housing inventory started increasing), Recession (where the US Equity Markets dropped and housing prices followed) and then Recovery (where consumer confidence increased and the US Equity Markets and housing prices slowly started to go back up).  Each cycle would last a max of 24 to 36 months.  

In my time of providing home financing to thousands of customers, I have personally witnessed these cycles and like clockwork we saw one in the 80’s, in the 90’s and in 2000’s.  Then in 2009, the books were rewritten and we found history changed.  Basically in 36 months following the 2009 housing and US Equity crash, we went into a recession, skipping “over-supply” all together and found us in a recession (the worst we had seen in 70 years since the great depression) with housing and the US Equity Markets free falling.  Then in 2012, the storm leveled and over the next 8 years we saw the Dow average rocket to 29,500 and housing prices hit all-time highs or so we thought.  Then on or around Q1 – 2020 (March 9th to be exact), the COVID pandemic scared investors but had little impact on Real Estate.  Yes, the Dow dropped down to 17,000 in change but US residential real estate stayed strong only pausing for a short period of time and then once the market could survive COVID, the US Equity Markets and US Residential Property Prices continued their way up with the Dow Average now at 35,526 (dtd 8/13/2021 at 10:22am PST) up 6026 since March 9, 2020 and US Real Estate Prices went even higher than 1.5 years ago.

Now let’s go back 12 -18 months (8/2020) where the US Equity Markets started showing signs of growth and there were signs (a vaccine for Covid) that things were improving not just locally but on national level and international level.  So many buyers and trade up sellers (selling first and then buying up) convinced themselves, that if they didn’t act quickly, they were going to miss a once in a lifetime opportunity and get priced out of the housing market also called FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)

Here’s where things got really bad for buyers… 

Residential Home, Townhouse and Condo Inventory drops below 1000 in several Bay Area counties as the economy bounces back.  Sellers backed by the advice of their Realtors, list properties 20% or lower causing a frenzy of buyers to over bid, making some offers with no contingencies for Financing or Inspections and some even decide to pay cash improving their position to “win” the offer.

Then this Happens…

That Overbid becomes the new comp for the area.  Why is that a problem?  See below…

Let’s say you were looking at $1M dollar home in the Bay Area and had to compete with someone that already sold their home and has a lot of cash for the down payment or has enough cash to pay for it out right.  The house is listed for $1M but it’s really worth $1.2m and you decide to come in at $1.2M but someone else comes in at $1.4M that pays $200K more than the fair market value.  The home closes escrow and now that home and other properties like it within a 1-to-2-mile distance are now worth $1.4M.  You the buyer, start looking at making another offer, but now what was $1.2M is now worth 1.4M.  What if you don’t make an aggressive offer on the next property?  You might get outbid again and the prices of homes in that area are now even higher.  

Let’s say you take some time out of the buying frenzy, thinking it can’t stay this way and you start looking again only to find homes in the neighborhood you want, are now worth $1.6M or higher.  In just a short period of time you saw homes in one neighborhood go from $1.2M to $1.6M and then find out this phenomenon is happening in other desirable areas not just locally but nationally.

What do You Do?

Do you ride this one out or do you take the plunge, go super aggressive and pay $1.7m or higher for the next property in your desired neighborhood.  This dilemma is something every buyer has had to consider in the last 8 to 12 months.  If you want a “leg up on your next offer” 101 Loan LLC and a few Realtors we work with have the answer(s) to help win on your next offer.

In today’s market, you want to work with pro-active Real Estate Professionals and Time-Trusted Lenders but here’s the key…We can help you not become one of those frustrated buyers that are waiting for the housing bubble to burst.  Those buyers may be waiting for a long time, especially as many Bay Area HQ Companies are now forcing employees back to their Bay Area offices with many of them looking to buy locally again.  The employees that left the area for other less expensive areas, may soon become your competition in buying as large companies like IBM, Apple, Google and Facebook force employees to come back to the office in the very near future or risk economic consequences.

If you want to make a competitive offer and your next offer, we can help.  Contact Rob at your earliest convenience.

Why Are So Many People Leaving the Bay Area and California?

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Moving???

Recently I heard a stat from a Realtor that 10% of the Bay Area’s population in the last 12 to 18 months, have left the Bay Area for other areas throughout CA and abroad.  They have left for the following reasons:

  • Less or no state taxes
  • Lower home prices
  • Lower cost of living
  • Crime and homeless population plaguing our streets.
  • Traffic and congestion
  • For less politics

In addition, because of Shelter in Place (SIP) and Work From Home (WFH) companies have allowed employees to “zoom” in and work from home and not necessarily locally.  Even, my staff an I have not been in the office since March of last year and were realizing, why even have an office any longer.  In addition, so many companies like Tesla and Oracle are moving allowing employees to live and work elsewhere.  We once saw Apple move to Texas but they quickly came back.  Let’s see if that happens again with Tesla and all the other companies considering fleeing the state or Bay Area.

Lastly, I published a video on this subject with my good friend Cherie Schaller.  Cherie is a top producing agent for Sotheby’s in the Rocklin, CA area that is seeing this trend more often:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXPx33Cio2U&feature=youtu.be

If you are considering moving to to Rocklin, Roseville or surrounding areas where real estate is a fraction of the cost here. please contact Cherie at:

https://www.cherieschaller.com/

For more info on relocating out of the Bay Area or determining your purchase power, please go to https://101loan.com/purchasing-start/ or contact me at:

Best Regards,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

www.101Loan.com    rob@101loan.com

408-377-4123 o  650-465-8957 c

101 Loan LLC – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014

CA DRE #01165697  NMLS #121019

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

Insurance Update – Fire Season is Upon Us

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Happy Friday,

Interesting week…

Things seemed to be improving financially, but then the Dow reacted with news of new Corona outbreaks (down by 5% yesterday but up today by 1.43% as of this morning).  Some good news, unemployment remains much lower here in the bay area compared to other places throughout the US and housing inventory remains low forcing home prices higher.  Great for home owners and investors but not so great for buyers.

Next, I met with my good friend, Bernard Lauper with Risk Strategies to learn what home owners should do if they own property in the suburbs or rural parts of California, as fire season is upon us, noted by the recent brush fires in San Jose and in Los Angeles.  See video at https://youtu.be/72lwrDcIN0o.

Lastly, below are our current rates.  What’s interesting is I shared this with a client, this week, and he conveyed that our 7/1 was super competitive compared with other retail banks and brokers for a few reasons.  Most retail bank are requiring 780+ fico to get the lowest rates, we don’t have that requirement.  Most retail banks require 24 months of liquid assets but don’t count retirement accounts.  We do count them.  Lastly, many retail banks are not doing cashout refi’s on jumbos, 80/10/10’s on purchases, or debt to income ratios over 38%, the list goes on, but we do.  If you want a flexible lender who is still closing purchases in 30 days or less and refi’s in 45 days or less, contact us.

Have a Great Weekend!

Best Regards,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

www.101Loan.com

408-377-4123 o  650-465-8957 c   rob@101loan.com e

101 Loan – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014

CA DRE #01165697  NMLS #121019

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

 

As requested, please see today’s best interest rates comprised of over 40 institutional and portfolio lenders throughout the United States.  For a customized quote based on your clients needs, please contact me.  Thanks.

BTW…We are still doing jumbo 80/10/10’s (10% down) and Jumbo Cashout Loans.  For more info, please contact me.  Thanks.

Have a Great Day!

 

1) 30yr Fixed Conforming ($250k – $765,600)
RateDisc. PointsAPR
2.6251.2782.759Details
2.7500.4972.823Details
2.8750.0002.899Details

 

2) 15yr Fixed Conforming ($250k – $765,600)
RateDisc. PointsAPR
2.2500.8132.429Details
2.3750.4052.496Details
2.5000.0002.522Details

 

3) 30 Year Fixed Jumbo ($765.7k and above)
RateDisc. PointsAPR
4.0000.1814.023Details
4.1250.0254.135Details
4.5000.0004.509Details

 

4) 10/1 ARM Jumbo ($765.7k and above)
RateDisc. PointsAPR
3.3752.2503.437Details
3.5001.1253.422Details
3.6250.0003.407Details

 

5) 7/1 ARM Jumbo ($765.7k and above)
RateDisc. PointsAPR
3.1252.2503.270Details
3.2501.1253.237Details
3.3750.0003.205Details

 

6) 5/1 ARM Jumbo ($765.7k and above)
RateDisc. PointsAPR
2.8752.2503.173Details
3.0001.1253.126Details
3.1250.0003.080Details

 

Specialists in Residential, Commercial and Reverse Mortgage Financing

For More Info, please
contact me at:

Rob McCarthy
Senior Mortgage Advisor

www.101Loan.com

650-465-8957  Cell

rob@101loan.com

CA DRE Lic 01165697
NMLS #121019

Over 200 “5 Star” Reviews
on Yelp at:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/101-loan-campbell-3

Recent Market News…

https://101loan.com/blog/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Disclaimer: The above rates are based on 75% ltv or less with a 43% debt to income ratio or less. On Jumbo products, some programs require 9 or more month of PITI reserves. For details, please contact me. For a custom quote, specific to your needs and current financial situation, please contact us. Rates and fees are subject to change without notice or until locked in and approved by lender. 101 Loan LLC – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014. CA DRE- License # 01165697 NMLS #121019. 101 Loan LLC is licensed by the CA Department of Real Estate. Equal Opportunity Lender.

Unemployment Down in Bay Area and Real Estate Staying Strong…

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A Very Interesting Week for Real Estate, Unemployment and the Dow Jones!

This week, see why the economy is coming back strong. For more info, see https://youtu.be/7DaDcWhDUdg.

Home Values

Real Estate values continue to stay strong, with multiple offers as Shelter in Place has been modified.

Just this week, we pre-approved over twice as many borrowers as with previous weeks.  Many of my Realtors are reporting buyers coming off the fence and writing offers.  Housing inventory is finally up with Shelter in Place in Phase 2 allowing Realtors the ability to list property.  Inventory is now at 2.8 months but with over 7 Million people residing in the bay area, that isn’t much!  This is great news for sellers, but not so much for buyers where supply and demand are not equal.

Unemployment

Bay Area unemployment wasn’t as high, as some expected, compared to other areas throughout California.  Marin County came in at 11.1.  San Francisco County at 12.6, San Mateo County at 11.4 and Santa Clara County at 11.7.  What is also interesting is national unemployment dropped from 15.3 to 13.3%.  In just one month, over 2.5m people went back to work which is great news for the economy!

Local, National and Global Markets

The Dow closed today at 27,110 due to the following:

  1. Economic Optimism
  2. Overwhelming Policy Response
  3. Corona Virus Uncertainty Abating
  4. Global Yields Increasing

For more info on these, see my weekly report which can be found at www.101Loan.com under Rob’s Corner.

In Closing…Noah Manning with Perspective Realty in the North Bay and myself provided a summary on the above (and more) at https://youtu.be/7DaDcWhDUdg.   (I hope you enjoy it and if you like it, please leave your comments on the channel)

I hope you have a great weekend!

All the Best,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

408-377-4123 o  650-465-8957 c   rob@101loan.com

101 Loan – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014

CA DRE #01165697  NMLS #121019

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

Market Update – Unemployment and Property Values

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Good Afternoon,

I wanted to share with you a recent presentation I did, posted on You Tube, about the impact unemployment will have on local housing values compared to the rest of California with the big question in mind…

  • Are we headed towards a Recession?
  • Are we headed into a Real Estate Correction

Feel free to view and share with colleagues, friends and clients.

This Friday, I will be providing a new video and more unemployment numbers that have been recently released and what they mean.  If you need anything, please contact me.  Thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFq0qqyxOb0

Have a great week and stay safe!

Best Regards,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

www.101Loan.com

408-377-4123 o  650-465-8957 c   408-608-1921 f

101 Loan – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014 – CA DRE #01165697  NMLS #121019

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

BTW…Interested in learning more about how to Choose a Lender…

Obtaining a mortgage in today’s market for a future purchase or refinance can be a complex ordeal. A top financing professional can be critical in getting your offer excepted, or locking the lowest rates and fees with

the most favorable terms. Below are some questions you will want to ask, to make the best choice in choosing your residential or commercial lender or mortgage originator.

By asking the following questions, we can quickly help determine your goals and financing options…

  • How long will you live in the area?
  • How long will you keep the property?
  • Are you planning on doing any remodeling or adding on to the property in the future?
  • When would you like to retire?
  • Are you after cash flow or paying off the loan as quickly as possible?
  • Plus many more…

Once we have your answers, we will advise on what loan programs are best for you and what loan structure will meet your goals.  This is done at the pre-approval appointment and reviewed again once in contract or when we lock your loan.

How will you help me understand the tax benefits of home financing for the future purchase of a home?    

We will determine your approximate tax write offs, net tax benefit, and net effective payment based on your tax bracket. Then we will compare your current mortgage payment to rent and you the benefit on a monthly basis in real dollars.

What is your process in assisting me so I can get my offers accepted?

We do several things that include providing a pre-approval in ms-word, so then at moment’s notice the Realtor can modify the price of the pre-approval to match any offer if purchasing below or at the original pre-approved amount. We also call the listing agent on each offer to convey the buyers compensating factors and to differentiate the offer from everyone else’s.   Lastly, we will help coordinate short closings and “as is” offers with no contingencies.

For more info, go here, then click on Home Financing Brochure for more info.  Thanks.

Purchasing Start

Market Report and What the Unemployment Numbers are Saying…

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Please See this Weeks Market Update that will Discuss the following:

  1. Last Weeks Market Review
  2. A Look Ahead – What to Expect
  3. How Zoom has changed the way we do business!

(http://www.mmgweekly.com/w/index.html?SID=86df7dcfd896fcaf2674f757a2463eba)

Next and Most Important…please see April’s unemployment numbers that were just released at 10am this morning.  California’s unemployment rose from 2.9 in February to 5.3 in March to 15.5 in April (https://www.bls.gov/lau/).

Locally though, unemployment (still waiting for the numbers in the bay area), should be lower since we are a tech based economy with large cap companies with lots of  cash in reserves (Example: Apple has 116 Billion in Cash).  Once the bay area updates, I will send another report.

In Closing, the Basic Consensus is as follows:

If our (bay area) unemployment numbers are lower than the average of the state, coupled with low housing inventory and low rates, demand for housing should stay strong.  If unemployment numbers are high, then we could be going into a recession as predicted by analysts throughout the country.  Based on history though, we (bay area real estate) tends to outpace and outperform the rest of the country.   As mentioned, I will update you once I have more info.

BTW…for more news in the future, always go here: https://101loan.com/blog/

All the Best,

Rob McCarthy

Senior Mortgage Advisor

www.101Loan.com

408-377-4123 o  650-465-8957 c   408-608-1921 f

101 Loan – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014

CA DRE #01165697  NMLS #121019

Products/Services/Accolades:

  1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
  2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
  3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
  4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.

Cash Out Refi’s Might Go Away?

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 First and Foremost…
I just read an interesting report on how lenders may eliminate cash out refinances on conforming and jumbo loans. We have seen the “add” for cash-out refinances get super expensive lately.  It appears the Federal Reserve doesn’t want borrowers pulling equity out of their homes.  They feel home values may go down due to the negative impact of Shelter in Place and Covid-19.
For more info, see quote and link below:
 
“Many lenders have eliminated or restricted cash-out refinances, financing for investment properties and some for second homes as well,” Cohn says. “Jumbo lenders have also tightened their guidelines.”
 
https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/6-things-to-know-about-refinancing-right-now/ 
 
Next…
A listing agent in the east bay recently posted a great Yelp review on the service we provided her. I just love when we can help Realtors and their clients successfully & smoothly close on purchases. 
To view the review, click here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/101-loan-mortgage-san-jose-2  (See Testimonial from Bette dtd. 4/28/2020)
If you’d like the same care, please contact me.
 
Best Regards,
Rob McCarthy
Senior Mortgage Advisor
www.101Loan.com
408-377-4123 o 650-465-8957 c 408-608-1921 f
101 Loan – 1601 S De Anza Blvd, Suite 260, Cupertino, CA 95014
CA DRE #01165697 NMLS #121019
Products/Services/Accolades:
1. Residential Financing for Purchases and Refinances on 1 to 4 unit properties.
2. Reverse Mortgage Financing to include Conforming, Jumbo, HELOC Jumbo’s.
3. Commercial & SBA Financing to include Multifamily, Office, Retail and Light Industrial.
4. Access to over 50 banks with over 200 “Five Star” Reviews on Yelp, Google, Facebook and Linkedin.