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Jeff Drew

Massachusetts Licensed Mortgage Professional

MLO#41456

 

I have learned over the years that the mortgage process isn't just about rates and numbers but rather people and their goals and dreams. We have been earning our clients trust and referrals for over 17 years. Let us earn yours as well!

Purchasing a new home? Buying a new home in Massachusetts can be filled with anxiety, frustration -- but you can rest assured I will be there to help you throughout the process. You find the home of your dreams and together we will discuss the right mortgage to meet your needs. I always offer a no cost or obligation free consultation to review the home buying and mortgage process. I believe that the only way to make a sound financial decision is to be armed with all of the facts.

MA Refinance 

Refinancing your current Massachusetts mortgage has never been easier. Whether your goal is to reduce the interest rate and monthly payment or save thousands of dollars over the life of the mortgage I will provide you with the information need to know. Allow me prepare a no cost custom refinance savings analysis to show you how you can start saving right now! HARP refinance (Home Affordable Refinance Program) is available!

Massachusetts Mortgage Loan programs:

Low Massachusetts mortgage rates for Fixed Rate home loans

Adjustable Rate Mortgages

Mass Housing

Fannie Mae HomePath mortgages in Massachusetts

100% financing. Massachusetts USDA mortgage

Massachusetts FHA mortgage. Massachusetts FHA Streamline refinance

We are a Massachusetts Mortgage company

Committed to your needs

ABOUT ME

I am a licensed Massachusetts Mortgage professional serving my customers with their residential purchase and refinance Massachusetts home loans and mortgage industry advice. I enjoy every aspect of the real estate business and I am always looking to build new realtor relationships with those that share the same business and personal philosophies.

I started in the mortgage industry in 2004 even though the market began to show signs of slowing. I had been in the retail industry for 20 years which helped form the foundation of my customer service mindset. I remain in the industry because I am passionate about the mortgage business. My business continues to grow from the many great relationships I have developed with both my professional partners in success and the many clients I have worked with over the years.

I am a dedicated family man. My time off is spent with my wife, son and daughter. They motivate me to be my very best and I am fortunate to have them.

HOW I WORK WITH MY CLIENTS

My responsibility as a Massachusetts home loan specialist is to assist my clients by matching their unique individual needs with the right loan program that meets their long and short term goals.

Massachusetts Mortgage applicants can apply now or call  or email me so we can discuss how Star Mortgage can provide you with the information you need to make a sound financial decision.

 

 MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGE CENTRAL

Massachusetts  FHA mortgage.

Including FHA Streamline refinance. No appraisal, No income verification, No out-of-pocket expense. Call Jeff Drew for details 1-800-941-5616.

 

100% Financing- No down payment required

No monthly mortgage insurance, Low Massachusetts Mortgage Rates.

Call Jeff Drew for details: 800-941-5616

 

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Mortgage News Daily

MBS RECAP: Snowball Buying As Fedspectations Team Up With Euro-Drama - 8 hours ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryMBS Live : MBS Afternoon Market Summary Two of our favorite made-up terms joined forces today to carry MBS to yet another all-time high and 10yr yields to the high 1.6's! The day looked as if it would be a deceleration in terms of volume and volatility this morning, but we turned out to be quite wrong about that, although rates moved in the right direction for MBS watchers. The culprits were overnight headlines in Europe that noted a similar "run on the bank" going on in Spain as the one just seen in Greece. Even if the news and events themselves weren't responsible for subsequent all-time lows in German Bund yields, they certainly reminded investors that there are bigger fish to fry regardless of how Greece plays out. Then there was the Philly Fed data, which in and of itself, isn't cause...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Mortgage Rates Officially Hit New All-Time Lows! - 9 hours ago
Posted To: Mortgage Rate WatchMortgage Rates hit new all-time lows today. In most cases, lenders' offerings are just slightly better across the board than they were in late January, the last time we officially noted "new all-time lows," though some lenders are not quite back to their previous best levels. A much weaker-than-expected reading on a widely followed report on business conditions in the mid-Atlantic region gave rates markets a bit of an early jolt lower. From there, an absence of additional data gave way to technical momentum, helping rates even lower. Markets are facing tremendous uncertainty over the eventual outcome of Greek elections in June as well as the fate of the Spanish banking sector. Today, Spain saw their own version of the "run on banks" that occurred in Greece yesterday, reminding traders that...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
NAHB, NAR Agree, Homes Never More Affordable - 13 hours ago
Posted To: MND NewsWireFor the second time in a week a national housing trade organization has shown that purchasing a home is now within the reach of a record number of Americans. On Tuesday the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) published its affordability index indicating the purchasing power of American households had broken through 200 on its index for the first time in its history. Today the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and Wells Fargo released their Housing Opportunity Index (HOI) which showed that 77.5 percent of all new and existing homes sold in the first quarter of 2012 were affordable to families earning the national median income. This is up from 75.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011. While NAR used a national median income of just under $61,000 the one used by the NAHB...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
MBS MID-DAY: More Gains On Philly Fed Miss  - 13 hours ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryMBS Live : MBS Morning Market Summary The main market-mover of the morning was the release of the Philadelphia Fed Survey, the chief component of which fell from 8.5 last month to -5.8 today. This happens occasionally with regional manufacturing reports and particularly, we're reminded of the August Philly Fed Index that fell to -22 from a +6.2 in July. Although that instance constituted a bigger discrepancy, today's is arguably as much of a surprise considering the recent relative stability of the data (or even "uptrend" with the exception of last month's minor pull-back). Amazingly, it kicked off the biggest hour of volume of the week by a small margin over y'day's hour following the Greece/ECB news. MBS hit another all time high albeit by a small margin and 10yr yields now trade under 1...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
The CFPB already has how many employees? And LO's wonder, "Could mortgage rates really go lower?" - 14 hours ago
Posted To: Pipeline PressAccenture Credit Services announced that, "Low interest rates, less competition, more regulation and tighter credit standards have pushed the time it takes the biggest mortgage lenders to refinance a mortgage loan from 45 days a year ago to more than 70 days now." Underwriters, who in the past could underwrite 6-8 files a day, now do 2-3 - and they've turned into auditors instead of underwriters . And the borrower, of course, is the one who pays the cost of the longer time frames and the higher overhead. But refinancing cures all evils, right? Wrong: "The number of FHA-insured home loans entering foreclosure jumped in March after half the mortgages it modified to ease repayment terms were in default again a year or more later." More on that HERE . Speaking of loans heading south, to complicate...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Jeff Drew (Star Mortgage): Loan Officer in West Bridgewater, MA