Subscribe to Tucson Mortgages RSS

click to subscribe to posts

Click Below for Free Downloads

Archive for the 'Tyler Ford & Todd Abelson' Category

FREE APPRAISAL COUPON!!

March 7th, 2008 - No Comments » - filed in Tyler Ford & Todd Abelson

appraisal coupon 

FREE APPRAISAL!

Use Tyler Ford or Todd Abelson for your mortgage needs and we will pay for your appraisal during the months of January, February and March 2008.

Realtors® you can use the above FREE APPRAISAL coupon for your clients.

orphan banner

No Comments » - what do you think? Did you enjoy this post? If so Subscribe to our RSS Feed

EyeOnMyLoan

February 27th, 2008 - No Comments » - filed in Tyler Ford & Todd Abelson

eoml

The EyeOnMyLoan concept was developed by Tyler Ford and Doug Olson. EyeOnMyLoan was the first web-based status reporting tool for loan officers to communicate to the borrower, Realtor®, escrow officer and mortgage team. It allows everyone involved with the loan transaction to be informed about the progress of a loan. Anywhere. Anytime.

Email updates and alerts are sent to all those involved throughout the loan process.

Tyler and Todd use EyeOnMyLoan. Our clients and agents save time and are continually updated in regards to the status of their mortgage from start to finish by accessing www.EyeOnMyLoan.com.

EyeOnMyLoan allows Tyler and Todd to live up to our Missions and Values which you can read by going to www.tucsonmortgages.com.

No Comments » - what do you think? Did you enjoy this post? If so Subscribe to our RSS Feed

Tyler Ford and Todd Abelson Sponsor the Fair Wheel Racing Team for the 2008 season

February 19th, 2008 - No Comments » - filed in Tyler Ford & Todd Abelson

fwrt jersey

Tyler Ford and Todd Abelson are proud sponsors of the Fair Wheel Racing Team for the 2008 cycling season.

Above and below is the awesome jersey that Sherry Phillips of Tierra Antigua Realty put together. Sherry Phillips is the President of the cycling team.

fwrt jersey 2

tandt banner

No Comments » - what do you think? Did you enjoy this post? If so Subscribe to our RSS Feed

Homeowners With “Orphaned Mortgages” Pay More Money!

January 18th, 2008 - 2 Comments » - filed in Tyler Ford & Todd Abelson

Do you have an orphaned mortgage!

If so call 520-331-LEND (5363)

Each year, the mortgage industry loses some of its employees.  Some leave through attrition; some through layoffs; some through natural selection.annieannieannie

When business is growing, lost workers are replaced with new hires and the mortgage machine rolls ahead.  When mortgage business is slowing, new workers aren’t hired. 

Collectively, the industry loses experience, wisdom and general know-how. 

A lot of folks look at the situation and say “good riddance”.  It’s the complete wrong attitude. 

Having fewer qualified loan officers in this country will cost Americans (hundreds of?) millions of dollars.   This is because each time that a loan officer leaves the industry, he leaves his clients and their mortgages behind, too.

Owners of “orphaned” mortgages are at a tremendous cash flow disadvantage versus everyone else:

  • When rates fall, there is nobody there to tell them
  • When pricing policies change, there is nobody there to advise them
  • When mortgage guidelines change, there is nobody there to make a new plan with them

Read the rest of this entry »

2 Comments » - what do you think? Did you enjoy this post? If so Subscribe to our RSS Feed

Hello world!

January 17th, 2008 - No Comments » - filed in Tyler Ford & Todd Abelson

Welcome to our blog!

We are Tyler Ford and Todd Abelson. TUCSON’S TOP MORTGAGE TEAM with 25 years of experience. This is our first post of many great posts to come!

www.TucsonMortgages.com

No Comments » - what do you think? Did you enjoy this post? If so Subscribe to our RSS Feed

Tucson Mortgages Newsletter

Stay up to date on the latest mortgage insider info. Enter your name and email below to receive the Tucson Mortgages Newsletter.

Search Tucson Mortgage

Categories

Recent Posts

Featured Links

Poll

If you were to sell your home and use a real estate agent, what would be most important when choosing an agent?
View Results

Tucson Mortgage Sponsors

My Blog Log