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An account and update on the world of the mortgage industry. The credit crunch is not over yet, but showing signs of improvement.
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Jul. 22, 2008
Cyrus Khadivi provides opinion on how to preserve wealth, grow assets, and maintain mental sanity in the current financial downturn of the US economy.
Mar. 5, 2008
You heard it here first! Cyrus Khadivi announces new conforming limits changed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development). This will help a lot of homeowners and the overall affordability index of our economy.
Mar. 2, 2008
Cyrus Khadivi sheds light on truth behind the ever-so-glorified 30-year mortgage and the proper planning, or lack thereof, that will leave either You or The Bank wealthy.
Feb. 2, 2008
A short opinionated summary by Cyrus Khadivi on big banking in America, and reflections on the misconception that working with a high-profile bank is in one's best interest.
Jan. 21, 2008
Cyrus Khadivi and his follow-up article to the original 2008: The Year Of The Appropriate Mortgage. Mr. Khadivi shares his thoughts on proper mortgage planning and investing.
Jan. 14, 2008
Professional Mortgage Planner and Managing Partner of Freedom Lending Group Inc., Cyrus Khadivi provides insight into the difference between a loan and proper mortgage planning.
Dec. 10, 2007
A perspective on the current state of affairs in the mortgage industry and the newly-approved rate freeze, by Cyrus Khadivi of Freedom Lending.
Nov. 8, 2007
Cyrus Khadivi and his account of the mortgage crisis' "cure" in passing of HR 3915, and its ramifications to the mortgage industry to the economy to the individual consumer.
Oct. 16, 2007
Cyrus Khadivi and his opinion on the mortgage crisis. A candid take on what caused this mortgage meltdown. Who is blame? Brokers, bankers, appraisers, agents, or the almighty ruling government?
Oct. 11, 2007
Cyrus Khadivi and his first hand account of the brutal reality of the mortgage industry and its widespread affect on the innocent homeowners who simply wanted to pay their mortgage.
Oct. 7, 2007
This is an actual example of a recent transaction gone wrong. Just when you thought having a 740 fico score, 100k in assets, and 20% down was enough....think again!!!! Wells Fargo, Flagstar, and the rest said NO!!!!
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