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What people are saying about
us!
Dear Bill:
You
did
an
appraisal
for
us
this
past
spring.
(Remember
working
out
in
the
pouring
rain
and
we
needed
it
yesterday)?
We
were
appealing
our
property
assessment.
Well,
just
wanted
to
let
you
know
it
was
well
worth
the
cost
of
the
appraisal.
Our
property
assessment
over
the
last
year
shot
up
23%
for
no
apparent
reason.
You
appraised
our
home
at
fair
market
value
&
guess
what?
Because
we
had
a
certified
appraisal,
we
were
able
to
expedite
the
appeal
process.
We
just
sent
your
appraisal
along
with
a
request
form
downloaded
from
the
Internet.
We
waited
for
months
and
finally
we
received
the
news
that
they
agreed
with
your
evaluation.
We
didn't
even
have
to
go
to
a
hearing! Our
property taxes are now figured on what our home is
actually worth and not an inflated value. I just
received refund checks from our local municipality, school
and county for a lot. How great to get money back!! Thought
you would like to know that your work was appreciated
& we are very happy customers.
Sincerely,
Sharon & Larry
Bill:
Thanks for your good work. I was able to retrieve the appraisal this morning.
Dan
Your webpage is very informative. I found you about a year too late.
Sandy
Thanks very much for the appraisal. I have reviewed and am very pleased with your
appraisal
of the property.
Thanks again for all your hard work - I realize how hard this one was for you and really appreciate it.
T.
P.
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(ARM) Adjustable Rate
Mortgage Holders!
New credit reporting
criteria!
A new credit-scoring system that rates
borrowers based on the type of mortgage they have could
cause people with adjustable mortgages to pay higher
interest rates on everything from credit cards to car
loans.
Some financial experts, however, say this system bears a
close resemblance to so-called universal default, which
allows a credit card company to raise a customer's
interest rate if he makes a late payment with another
creditor.
"This is pretty much going to be all that credit card
companies, student loan companies, auto lenders and
other banks need to charge customers higher rates solely
based on the kind of mortgages they have," said Lynnette
Khalfani, a former reporter for t e Wall Street Journal
and CNBC, and author of "Zero Debt." "Folks who were
teased and seduced to sign up for ARMs just two years
ago are paying for that decision in ways they never
imagined," Mrs. Khalfani said. "You could never fathom
it would cause higher rates on credit cards and higher
payments too. That smacks of unfairness to the
consumer." Not everyone with ARMs is struggling to make
ends meet.
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