1 (866) 861-5708

BETH HOFFMAN
BROKER/OWNER

 

1 (866) 861-5708

BETH HOFFMAN
BROKER/OWNER

 

New Home Purchase
Purchase Basics, Qualification, Loan Calculators (How much home can you buy?)


Refinance
Refinance Basics, Loan Calculators


Free Consultation

New Home Purchase
Purchase Basics, Qualification, Loan Calculators (How much home can you buy?)


Refinance
Refinance Basics, Loan Calculators


Free Consultation

Alternative Mortgage Sources is an independent loan brokerage owned and operated by Broker/Owner Beth Hoffman since 1986. Beth has earned a reputation for "demystifying the loan process" while delivering superior service to over 2,000 clients throughout the state of California.

We're a full service mortgage broker with an experienced staff offering expertise in every area of mortgage lending...from purchases to refinancing. We have access to a full range of mortgage sources and all of our lending specialists are dedicated to finding the right loan — with the best rates, terms and costs — to meet our clients' unique needs. But that's just the beginning. Throughout the lending process, we provide regular loan updates and progress reports so clients always know the status of their loan.

And at Alternative Mortgage Sources, you not only have access to the best loans available in the marketplace, but you can review loan alternatives at your convenience, online, 24 hours a day — right here at AlternativeMortgageSources.com.

Licensed by the California Department of Real Estate
License number 00685309

Alternative Mortgage Sources is an independent loan brokerage owned and operated by Broker/Owner Beth Hoffman since 1986. Beth has earned a reputation for "demystifying the loan process" while delivering superior service to over 2,000 clients throughout the state of California.

We're a full service mortgage broker with an experienced staff offering expertise in every area of mortgage lending...from purchases to refinancing. We have access to a full range of mortgage sources and all of our lending specialists are dedicated to finding the right loan — with the best rates, terms and costs — to meet our clients' unique needs. But that's just the beginning. Throughout the lending process, we provide regular loan updates and progress reports so clients always know the status of their loan.

And at Alternative Mortgage Sources, you not only have access to the best loans available in the marketplace, but you can review loan alternatives at your convenience, online, 24 hours a day — right here at AlternativeMortgageSources.com.

Licensed by the California Department of Real Estate
License number 00685309


 

 

 


 


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In the News...

 
New Rules for Lenders Restate the Obvious


The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last week issued a 52-page rule - and about 750 pages of supporting documents - requiring lenders to make sure borrowers have a reasonable ability to repay their home loans.

If this sounds like common sense, it is. Before the mortgage industry lost its collective mind in the mid-2000s, there didn't seem to be a need for such a regulation.

Guy Cecala, publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance, compares the new rule to putting suicide barriers on the Golden Gate Bridge.

"This is an attempt to codify that banks ... can't make loans the borrower can't pay back," he says.

               

 

Read full article here...

Visit our Archive of Mortgage Articles

 

 

                                  

        

 

In the News...

 
New Rules for Lenders Restate the Obvious


The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last week issued a 52-page rule - and about 750 pages of supporting documents - requiring lenders to make sure borrowers have a reasonable ability to repay their home loans.

If this sounds like common sense, it is. Before the mortgage industry lost its collective mind in the mid-2000s, there didn't seem to be a need for such a regulation.

Guy Cecala, publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance, compares the new rule to putting suicide barriers on the Golden Gate Bridge.

"This is an attempt to codify that banks ... can't make loans the borrower can't pay back," he says.

               

 

Read full article here...

Visit our Archive of Mortgage Articles