36841 Clarita Sale - Livonia
“We received a letter from Paul indicating he sold a home on Williams St. within 30 days. We had the same floor plan and decided to call him to see what he could for us. Boy, did he deliver. We saw instant activity from his Open House efforts and aggressive marketing program. As the holidays came and went, Paul asked us to make some improvements by moving furniture around and taking down some wallpaper. Within 7 days from the completion of the project, 2 of the leads Paul generated from the Open Houses wrote offers on our home. Now to have 2 offers on the same home given Livonia’s housing market is impressive. We received $9,000 more than the other home that sold. If you are thinking of selling your home it’s hard to argue with Paul’s track record in our neighborhood. If you would like to ask me personally how Paul did for us, I would be happy to answer any questions".
Martin Buzenberg, Livonia, MI
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Interest Rates >Locking in Loan Rates It is important for both new homebuyers and homeowners who want to refinance to understand how to lock in an interest rate when applying for a mortgage loan. Understanding how rate locks work prepares you to evaluate your options.
While you are in the process of applying for your mortgage loan, interest rates will most likely fluctuate from day to day and week to week. If you want assurance that the wonderfully low interest rate on your loan will not increase while you are waiting for loan approval, ask for a rate lock. A conventional rate lock is a guarantee from the lender that your mortgage will carry a particular interest rate, with specific, predetermined points and fees.
The interest rate is "locked in" for a specified period of time, usually thirty days. When you call a lender for a rate quote, ask how long that rate will last for. If you think you might need more than thirty days to complete your home purchase or refinance, tell your lender how many days you will require, and they will give you an adjusted rate quote.
Rate locks are especially useful if interest rates are on the upswing, and you are concerned about ending up with higher monthly payments. If you cannot afford the risk of a further interest rate increase, lock in your loan rate now.
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