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“Our existence is dedicated to developing the strategies and implementing the tactics that enable our clients to pay for their homes as quickly as possible, rave to their friends about their credit scores, and to have fun doing so.

We strive to accomplish this in a manner that is profitable, will make our parents proud, protect our client’s privacy, and drive our competitors insane!”
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Just a few eye openers………
 
An individual that borrows $500,000.00 at 7.0%APR for 30 years will repay $1,197,543.60 or $697,543.00 in accumulated interest charges.
An individual that borrows $1,500,000.00 at 7.0%APR for 30 years will repay $3,592,630.80 or $2,092,630.80 in accumulated interest charges.
An individual that borrows $3,000,000.00 at 7.0%APR for 30 years will repay $7,185,265.20 or $4,185,265.20 in accumulated interest charges.
 
Can these interest expense “spreads” be more effectively managed for the borrower’s “interest” instead of the bank’s “interest”?? The answer is unequivocally…Yes!

Through our proprietary management system Mortgage 5.0 and Advanced Practices, Mortgage ReFinance Management provides Estate Property/Jumbo Loan management (loan amounts that exceed $417,000) that can eliminate up to 70% of the interest expense “spread”!

As a client, we advise you provide your focus on the “skill sets” that enabled you to acquire the estate property. Let Mortgage ReFinance Management manage the mortgage on the property and “attack” this “spread”.

There is another party, however, that will disagree with this advice….the bank or mortgage company that services your existing mortgage loan.
 
 
  
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