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    Sung Kyung

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    August 12, 2024 at 10:48 am in reply to: Franchise Opportunity Affiliated Financial Partners

    Highly recommend Danny Vesokie of Affiliated Financial Partners.

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    Sung Kyung

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    August 4, 2024 at 1:42 am in reply to: Mortgage Rates Are Plummeting

    30-Year Treasuries at 3.799% folks. Mortgage rates are dropping fast.

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    Sung Kyung

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    July 23, 2024 at 7:43 pm in reply to: FHA Streamline Guidelines

    What is an FHA STREAMLINE REFINANCE loan and how do you qualify? What are the eligibility requirements on an FHA streamline refinance loan? How difficult is it to get approved for an FHA streamline loan? What is the mortgage process of the FHA streamline refinance mortgage loan? What is the upfront cost of a streamline refinance. Can I take out co-borrowers with and FHA streamline refinance?

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    Sung Kyung

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    July 14, 2024 at 2:30 pm in reply to: California Planning on Taxing 30 cents per mile you Drive

    I just cannot imagine how people can live in California. Everything about California is bad with the exception of the weather. Home prices are double than the median average price of homes in the national home median home prices, state taxes is among the highest in the nation, gas prices is almost double the national average, cost of living is unbelievable and way above the national average, and politicians like Gavin Newsom are so liberal they cannot think logically. Now California wants to impose a 30 cent per mile transportation tax? So if my place of work is 60 miles one way, I would have to pay 30 cents per mile on 120 miles for the day? $36 dollars just to work and back.

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    Sung Kyung

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    July 12, 2024 at 1:33 am in reply to: Robert Taylor Homes Housing Projects Chicago

    The 10 most cities in Illinois are listed below. Here’s a list of cities in Illinois that are often cited as having higher crime rates, based on various crime statistics and reports. However, it’s important to note that crime rates can fluctuate year to year, and different sources may rank cities slightly differently:

    1. East St. Louis
    2. Rockford
    3. Springfield
    4. Chicago
    5. Peoria
    6. Cahokia
    7. Danville
    8. Champaign
    9. Decatur
    10. Aurora

    When considering this information, keep in mind:

    1. Crime statistics can be complex and don’t always reflect the day-to-day experience of residents.
    2. Many of these cities also have safe neighborhoods and positive aspects not reflected in crime data.
    3. Larger cities often have higher crime numbers due to population size, but may not be more dangerous per capita.
    4. Socioeconomic factors, including poverty rates and lack of resources, often contribute to higher crime rates.
    5. Local efforts to improve safety and community relations can significantly impact crime rates over time.
    6. Personal safety often depends on awareness, specific neighborhoods, and individual circumstances.

    If you’re concerned about safety in a particular area, it’s best to:

    • Research recent, detailed crime statistics from official sources
    • Speak with local residents about their experiences
    • Contact local law enforcement for current information and safety tips

    Remember, no city is inherently “dangerous” for everyone, and many people live safely and happily in these areas.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaVEqD6yfP8

  • Yes please. Can you share what topics and subtopics and services GCA Mortgage Forums should offer and how long it will take?

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    Sung Kyung

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    June 22, 2024 at 1:11 am in reply to: NMLS LICENSING NEW YORK

    To get approved for a mortgage company NMLS license in New York, you’ll need to follow a more comprehensive process than an individual mortgage loan originator license. Here’s an overview:

    Register your company with NMLS: Create a company account in the NMLS system.

    Submit a Company (MU1) Form through NMLS: This includes detailed information about your company structure, ownership, and financial condition.

    Submit Individual (MU2) Forms: These are required for all control persons (owners, officers, directors)

    Meet financial requirements: New York typically requires a minimum net worth. You may need to provide audited financial statements.

    Obtain a surety bond: The amount varies based on your business volume.

    Designate a qualifying individual: This person must have experience in the mortgage industry.

    Establish a physical office in New York: A brick-and-mortar presence is usually required.

    Develop policies and procedures: Create comprehensive policies for regulatory compliance.

    Pay all required fees: Application fees, license fees, and other associated costs.

    Submit background checks For the company and all control persons. Provide a business plan and organizational chart.

    Obtain necessary business licenses: This may include registering with the New York Department of State.

    Comply with New York-specific regulations: Familiarize yourself with NY Banking Law and regulations. Prepare for a possible pre-licensing examination or interview.

    Remember, this process can be complex and time-consuming. Many companies work with legal counsel experienced in mortgage licensing to ensure all requirements are met.

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    Sung Kyung

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    May 31, 2024 at 9:13 pm in reply to: Buy Now Pay Later

    What inflation? Joe Biden said inflation was 9.0% when he took office 🏬 and he brought inflation down to 2.0%. Janet Yellen said we had a soft landing and inflation is under control. Jerome Powell said the inflation rate is under control due to his increasing of rates from zero to 7.0%. Bunch of clowns and liars.

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    Sung Kyung

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    April 25, 2024 at 4:54 am in reply to: Surveillance Security System For House

    Whatever happened to ADT HOME ALARM SYSTEMS

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