Since 1999 we have closed over $400 million in home loans in the great State of Maine by providing our client's with the lowest rates and highest level of service possible! Clients come first
Buying or refinancing a home is an important decision and a big investment. Why not go with a mortgage professional who has bought and sold over 150 properties, built and rehabbed homes, performed over 3000 closings, was one of the top 30 young Real Estate Professionals in America and owns a real estate and title company. There is NOBODY that can match this real estate knowledge and I will do everything possiblel to provide you with the advice and services you need. Borrowers that walk away with a sense of security with the loan we provided are more important to us than anything else. Our goal at Cumberland County Mortgage is to make the loan process as simple and worry-free as possible. We pride ourselves in offering the highest level of customer service, and appreciate the opportunity to earn your business and referals. Whether you want to refinance for a lower mortgage rate, consolidate debt, shortern the term of your loan, convert high risk adjustabe rate loans into fixed payments, take tax free cash out of a property or get a new home mortgage, our purpose is to satisfy your needs. By putting you first, we assure you a pleasurable transaction. Remember, pre-approvals take minutes, closings can be done with no money out of pocket and we will come to your home or office to finalize paperwork!
Real Estate Professionals:
As a past successful Realtor recognized by Realtor Magazine as one of the top 30 young Realtors in America (May, 2000), I understand what you need from your mortgage partner. When referring your client's to CCM you can expect fast pre-approvals, 24 hour online loan status, closings in your office and the best service in the industry. In return helping you earn more referrals and $$$ in the future! Also, if your interested in earning more money in real estate sales and are looking for the fastest growing real estate company in Maine, visit www.themainerealestatenetwork.com or call 774-4224 for a confidential meeting.
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 Mortgage News Daily - Mortgage And Real Estate News
A Prominent Economist and Comfort from the Past - 14 hours ago
In the midst of the current panic, economist Robert J. Samuelson offers some reassurance in his Newsweek column in the October 13 issue. His headline asks "Is This a Replay of 1929?" and his answer is generally "not even close," but it is his historical perspective on the stock market that is most heartening. Read More Now
Paulson Says Crisis Highlights Need for Regulatory Reform - 14 hours ago
In a policy statement released by the President's Working Group on Financial Markets, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said that there is much work to be done on market regulation. Read More Now
Treasury Likely to Take Bank Equity Stakes - 1 day ago
The U.S. Treasury will use a portion of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to take equity stakes in financial institutions, according to the White House.The Treasury will inject capital into companies in exchange for "an equity stake", the U.S. President's chief spokesperson, Dana Perino, said Thursday. Read More Now
Most Mortgage Rates Drop Reflecting Bond Yields - 1 day ago
With the exception of the one-year adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) mortgage rates fell during the week ended October 9 according to Freddie Mac's Primary Mortgage Market Survey.The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) carried an average contract interest rate of 5.94 percent with 0.6 point compared to the previous week when the average was 6.0 percent also with 0.6 point. Read More Now
RTC could be Rescue Plan Role Model - 1 day ago
It is just beginning, but count on the name Resolution Trust Corporation being invoked more and more as the Treasury Department figures out how to approach its mandate to straighten out the economy and spend the billions of dollars Congress has put in its hands.The Corporation, fondly known as the RTC, was the entity created to resolve the last financial debacle when 1043 savings and loan companies (thrifts), about half the nation's total, failed due to unbridled, ill-advised, and (ahem) unregulated lending practices. Read More Now |
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