Experience the Difference ®
Our Commitment is to create a different experience for our Clients. We specialize in providing real estate financing to purchase and refinance residential and commercial properties in California and Hawaii. Our mission is to treat every Client with the utmost respect and care and provide the highest quality personalized service. Our Goal is to understand our Client's needs and work towards fulfilling them with customized financing solutions. Our loan amounts range from $100,000 to over $25,000,000. A majority of our Clients are repeat customers and referrals. Your Satisfaction is 100% Guaranteed.
Lower Mortgage Costs Through Custom Lending Solutions and Cutting-edge Mortgage Origination Technology
Our Clients save money and close their loans quickly because we design their financing based on their individual needs. In addition, we employ the most advanced mortgage technology available. In a rush? Statewide Home Loan welcomes you to try our FREE online Prequal CalcuLetter and get a Letter of Pre-approval in seconds! The Internet, advanced mortgage processing software, and automated mortgage underwriting systems are coordinated to speed the mortgage process and deliver the best rate and terms.
Highest Quality Mortgage Services
From mortgage processing and underwriting, to loan closing and funding, our expert mortgage staff will efficiently expedite your entire transaction. We'll keep you informed every step of the way. We're committed to building rewarding, long-term customer relationships. With that in mind, you'll receive the highest quality personalized mortgage services.
Meeting Every Challenge
At Statewide Home Loan, we rapidly respond to new opportunities made available in today's dynamic mortgage markets. As a result, the requirements of our mortgage Clients are consistently met through mortgage underwriting flexibility and delivery of unique mortgage programs. We often identify niche mortgage programs that are essential to satisfying individual mortgage customer needs.
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Mid-Day Recap: Labor Reports Send Markets into Freefall - 1 day ago
The pace of losses in the labor market had been moderating for four months but in June nearly half a million jobs vanished from the economy, in contract to widespread expectations. The Bureau of Labor Statistics said 467,000 jobs were lost, pushing the unemployment rate to 9.5%, the highest in 26 years.?The heavy loss of jobs in June is a warning that the road to recovery will be bumpy, but doesn't yet indicate that we have gone off the track? . . . ...(read more)
The Day Ahead: Markets Hesitant Ahead of Employment Data - 1 day ago
Markets are edging lower ahead of the 8:30 release of Nonfarm Payrolls. A lot is hanging on this report as many forecasts for the economy are dependent on the direction of the labor market. Many look for signs of stabilization after last month?s downside surprise, but signs of a recovery have been far from evident in the weekly Jobless Claims numbers or the ADP private employment report. The consensus looks for 325,000 jobs to have vanished this month, with forecasts ranging between 225,000 and 435,00...(read more)
HARP Guidelines Allow for 125% LTV. Originators Still Skeptical - 2 days ago
The Home Affordable Refinance Program was designed to assist borrowers who have demonstrated an acceptable payment history on their existing Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac owned mortgage loan. Unfortunately due to rising unemployment levels and increasing foreclosure rates, demand for housing has weakened and property values have continued to decline, which has blocked many borrowers from utilizing HARP....(read more)
Mortgage Performance: Fighting Rising Rate of Foreclosures with Loan Modifications - 2 days ago
A joint report from the OCC and OTS, which includes 64% of all outstanding mortgages, shows that instances of delinquency continued to increase in the second quarter. Particularly of note is the increasing growth rate of delinquencies among loans backed...(read more)
Mixed Data for Real Estate, ISM Index Improves - 2 days ago
Three data releases at 10:00 failed to sing in tune with each other. A key indicator of output showed some improvement but is still contracting overall, and while contracts for home purchases are on the rise, spending on the construction of new homes it at historic lows....(read more) |
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