The isolation continues. Walking 5 miles a day, no meat, dairy or flour. Eating fresh vegetables and home cooked meals every day. The change has been fantastic! Zero alcohol. A healthy, gluten-free, caffeine-free diet and a 1-hour home workout every … Continue Reading

What do we Know? Alternate title, “21 [Million] Questions” Yeah, sorry Eugene. There are not so many enlightening questions in the mortgage industry right now. There are, however, LOTS of “Yikes!” As the coronavirus rages through the country, every industry … Continue Reading

Applying for a mortgage can be exciting, but it can also be stressful. How many lenders should you get quotes from? How do you know you’re choosing the right one? Should you pay attention to low rates, customer service, closing … Continue Reading

From Quora, comes this: “Rodrigo Dauster, Senior Director at Carlsberg (2018-present) The French have the expression “un mal pour un bien” (a bad for a good) and Brazilians have “há males que vêm para bem” (there are bads that come … Continue Reading

Sign Me Up! When I started in the mortgage business years ago, I was too ignorant to realize I should not have been doing well. Rates were high, competition was nasty, inventory was low, etc. (Yes, the industry is cyclical, … Continue Reading

Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more. ~ H. Jackson Brown, Jr. There are many among us who think there should be no season of giving. Instead, giving should be an ongoing and … Continue Reading

New Year’s Resolutions are notoriously hard to keep up with. By February or March, many promises to eat healthier or go to the gym more often are forgotten. However, there are some resolutions that could make your financial situation (and … Continue Reading