Tuesday, March 09, 2010


        EVIDENCE OF HAPPY HOMEOWNERS         

      IN-HOUSE accounts: $98,080,330.00
         CLOSED accounts: $51,571,366.00
  IN-PROCESS accounts: $18,583,340.00

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        EVIDENCE OF HAPPY HOMEOWNERS         

      IN-HOUSE accounts: $98,080,330.00
         CLOSED accounts: $51,571,366.00
  IN-PROCESS accounts: $18,583,340.00

        CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO START

Everyone is entitled to a dream. Owning a home is one of the greatest investments you can ever make. Your decision to take a first step should be aimed to have the right people to help you achieve it. At Exclusive Realty & Mortgage, Inc. our services leap beyond the borders of your expectations. Our expertise and experience are our greatest assets in providing you with our personal and professional services. Now is the time. Reward yourself…Call us how we can help.


5 ways to get started
1. Contact us
2. We'll analyze the best home loan program for you
3. Initiate your home loan application
4. Get your home loan application for purchase or refinance approved
5. Finalize and close your home loan application



We are HIRING EXPERIENCED AGENTS

Please contact Arlene E. Villaflor at

Phone: (619) 921-4579
Fax: (619) 872-0918
351 Colby Point Drive
Chula Vista, CA 91914

- Must be self motivated individual
- Full of potential opportunities
- Prior experience a plus

ERM Events and Announcements

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News Press


Feds unveil plan to help 9 million stay in homes
WASHINGTON – The Obama administration kicked off a new program Wednesday that's designed to help up to 9 million borrowers stay in their homes through refinanced mortgages or loans that are modified to lower monthly payments.

The Treasury Department released detailed guidelines designed to let the lending industry know how to enroll borrowers in the program announced last month. More...


Insight

Citigroup Shares Keep Sinking

Shares in Citigroup, one of the biggest banks in the US, plunged on Friday amid uncertainty about the firm's future.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Citigroup was considering selling parts of the firm. There are also rumours it might merge with another firm. More...