A small local company on the rise… Nashua, NH July 2018- Mortgage Equity Partners, a residential mortgage lender opened a new Branch Office in Nashua, NH in May of 2018. This is MEP’s 9th brick and mortar location. The Nashua, NH office will host 12 employees, many of which are seasoned loan officers who join …
5 Tips to help you win the real estate bidding war!
You must have heard more than once lately “it is a seller’s market!” And, it is, but that doesn’t mean that you won’t be able to win the bidding war. We talked to experts from the mortgage and real estate industries and compiled a list of the top five strategies for getting your offer accepted …
The Truth about Reverse Mortgages – Can you handle the truth?
Here are 5 things that you need to know! Reverse Mortgages or Home Equity Mortgage Conversion Loans are a great option for older homeowners. HECM’s are a financial tool for homeowners with equity in their homes that they can use to supplement their retirement income. The equity in your home is money that you saved …
Mortgage Equity sponsors North Andover Booster Club- 4th of July Road Race
As part of our commitment to support the communities of which we are a part, Mortgage Equity Partners is proud to be a sponsor of the North Andover Booster Club 4th of July Road Race. This will be the 40th running of the well-attended race. It will begin at 8:00 am at the Old Town …
Diane Max from our Salem Office Knows the Mortgage Business
Dianne Max knows the mortgage business. She has been advising borrowers of the benefits of homeownership and how to improve their credit profiles for many years. She has always been focused on helping borrowers get the best loan programs at the lowest interest rates and most favorable loan terms. Dianne is a mortgage advisor and …
30 Year Fixed Loan Rates as low as 18.5% – Call today!
That was the catchy headline in 1981 if you were looking for a 30-year fixed rate loan. However, I doubt much advertising money was spent on that one! In 2018, the mortgage rates are at or around 4.66% and for some folks that is too high. True, it is all relative as housing prices are …
