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Mortgage World Update: Crisis Not Over Yet!

Blog by Cyrus Khadivi
San Diego, California
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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Mortgage World Update: Crisis Not Over Yet!

January 2008

2008: The Year Of The Appropriate Mortgage II
Jan. 21, 2008
Tagged with: cyrus khadivi, freedom lending, freedom lending group, inc, interest only mortgage, interest rate drop, mortgage news, mortgage update
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.
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2008: The Year of The Appropriate Mortgage
Jan. 14, 2008
Tagged with: cyrus khadivi, financial vehicle, freedom lending, freedom lending group, inc, investment, investment planning, mortgage planning
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.
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