 Home | Profile | Archives | Blog Manager Recent PostsBill Payer Program for Seniors - Burlington CountyMortgage rates at 52-year low Mortgage Modifications, Fraud and Predators Mortgage Rates 1-26-2009 Current Mortgage Rates  RSS Blog FeedCategoriesBurlington CountyCamden County Cherry Hill Cinnaminson Delran Evesham/Marlton FHA Greeting - HouseJeanie Team Haddonfield Home Inspections Legislature - New Jersey Maple Shade Market Statistics Medford Moorestown Mortgage Information Mount Laurel New Construction Palmyra Philadelphia, Delaware Valley Real Estate and The Internet Reynard Run Riverton Schools Selling Your Home Taxes Delanco VA Loan Voorhees Home Buyers HUD Seniors Tenant Information Favorite LinksActive Listings from the MLSHouseJeanie Website HUD Sales HouseJeanie Team ArchivesMarch 2009Bill Payer Program for Seniors - Burlington CountyPosted at 11:36 AM, Mar. 31, 2009Burlington County’s “Bill Payer” program for seniors, co-sponsored by the Office on Aging, has trained volunteers available to help low-income elderly and the disabled with money management to make sure their bills are paid and they can continue to live independently. The assistance is coordinated by the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) office at Burlington County College in Pemberton. The County Office on Aging contributes funding toward the program. RSVP Director Karen Bennett is looking to the get the word out to prospective clients who need this kind of money management help. The AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) and NJ Division of Aging and Community Services also are co-sponsors. For more information on required income and asset guidelines, call the RSVP office at (609) 894-9311 or (856) 222-9311 x 1358. Author: Press Release--Burlington County { 0 comments } { add comment } { Permanent Link }
Mortgage rates at 52-year lowPosted at 4:15 AM, Mar. 27, 2009NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Home mortgage rates dropped to a 52-year low this week, according to a report released Thursday (3/26/2009), in the wake of the government's announcement that it will buy more than $1 trillion in debt. Follow this link for the complete article: http://bit.ly/IXCQG
Mortgage Modifications, Fraud and PredatorsPosted at 8:13 AM, Mar. 18, 2009The typical phone call starts out starts out with a dialog stating that if you are having trouble with your mortgage we can help you. These are not the exact words but the message is the same. The message goes on to say that if you would like to talk to someone about your mortgage dial 1 to talk to someone. The reason I bring this up is that I have been inundated with email requests by companies outside New Jersey to work for them to modify mortgages of home owners in my geographical area. Our office phones have received three computerized phone calls just this week from companies looking for homeowners in distress. As a REALTOR® I am not licensed to modify mortgages. Mortgage brokers are not licensed to modify mortgages. In fact the mortgage broker that provided your mortgage is not allowed to modify the mortgage in any way.
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