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My name is Casey Moseman, CMPS® (certified mortgage planning specialist®). And what that means to you is that I am your Nevada Mortgage Lender & work for you to find the Las Vegas Mortgage Loan that suits your financial goals. I am not an internet lender nor am I competing with internet lenders. There is a very big difference between the product & service I provide with the product provided by lenders who ask for the loan process to be completed online. It is important that I make this distinction because it is such a large distinction and may make an impact on your decision to use a Las Vegas Mortgage Broker found through an online search. You will see that I do not have a application for you to complete online. This is my job and not yours. Websites that ask you to complete your own application online are not providing you any service by doing so. This is merely a lead generation technique and does you no good. A mortgage is a large transaction and a very large step to take in one's life and should be done with your loan officer every step of the way. The application is the most important step of the process as this is where your loan officer gathers all the important information about you and your story.
In your search for a mortgage planner you should be aware of the distinction between one that is a certified specialist and one that calls themselves a "mortgage planner." A true CMPS® has undergone rigorous testing that involves three important areas concerning home loans which are mortgage planning, tax implications and financial strategies. CMPS® graduates are committed to raising the standard for mortgage professionals and less than 1% of mortgage officer's nationwide can call themselves CMPS®.
The team I work with at Envision Lending Group, a Las Vegas mortgage broker, can provide you the type of professionalism & experience you deserve along with a wide range of mortgage loan options at our fingertips. We use web-based tools that allow the origination and processing of your loan to flow smoother and faster than you've ever imagined.
Working as a las vegas mortgage broker, I am certain we will find a loan & with the best rate that meets your needs. Need assistance with your credit? I can help!!! Looking for competitive mortgage rates? Look no further!! First Time Home Buyers are welcome.
Because we are local, we are very easy to reach. You can stop by and visit my office or even better I can come to you. Also having local experience, Envision Lending Group uses only the best of the industry professionals.
It is my mission to be the dominant mortgage lender in the Las Vegas, Nevada area & to provide an array of lending options to first time home buyers, current home owners, and investors both in residential as well as commercial opportunities.
I look forward to earning your business...
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Wachovia was once among the most conservative and profitable banks, until it succumbed Monday September 29, 2008 to its bad acquisitions and troubled mortgages. Some have been left wondering, how could this have happened to Wachovia, of all banks? Read more...
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Countrywide, the nation’s largest lender and loan servicer, recently acquired by Bank of America, had been sued by 11 states over what they said were predatory lending practices. The company agreed to the largest program ever to modify home loans. Read more...
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Stagnant wages and a declining dollar have forced the country into a deflationary cycle, which had been concealed by American Economist Alan Greenspan’s “cheap money" policy. But those days are gone. The stock market seems locked in a downward spiral as one bank after another collapses. Read more...
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On Wednesday (9/24/08), President Bush scared the Bejesus out of the Nation, as he urged Congress to support his $700-billion plan to bailout Wall Street and take quick action. He said the country was facing a “serious financial crisis” and risked a “long and painful recession” if Congress failed to pass his proposal. Voters were fumed with anger at his request.
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The initial figure for the government proposed banking bailout jumped from $700 billion to $1.8 trillion literally overnight. The source of the unprecedented price tag comes from Reuters, the worlds leading source for intelligent information to top decision makers in the financial, legal, tax, accounting, scientific, healthcare and media markets. Read more...
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