Mortgage Inspection Service Urges All US homeowners With Great Credit About to Refinance to Use Their Mortgage Inspection to Avoid Inflated Interest Rates and Junk Fees - KXNet - Bismarck/Minot/Williston/Dickinson

Mortgage Inspection Service Urges All US homeowners With Great Credit About to Refinance to Use Their Mortgage Inspection to Avoid Inflated Interest Rates and Junk Fees

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SOURCE: Americas Watchdog

The Mortgage Inspection Service's Mortgage Document Inspection Service is actually a very affordable comprehensive written review of a proposed refinance, or mortgage, that offers an analysis of the suitability of the type of mortgage product being suggested, the interest rate being offered, and the fees being charged by the lender, or bank, and any homeowner with great credit/equity should use this service if they want to make certain they are not being overcharged. For more information about the Mortgage Inspection Service please call 866-714-6466, or visit the group's web site at http://MortgageInspectionService.Com

(PRWEB) December 31, 2012

The Mortgage Inspection Service says, "We are seeing banks, or mortgage bankers inflate interest rates, or add junk mortgage fees again, and we are urging homeowners with great credit, and equity in their homes who are about to refinance to use our mortgage inspection service. Over the years we have saved thousands of consumers hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on the vast majority of mortgage document inspections, and review reports we have done." The only reason the Mortgage Inspection Service does a consumer mortgage document inspection, and review before a refinance, or home loan finance, is to save a homeowner money, prevent them from being cheated, and overchaged; or if its a fairly priced mortgage give them peace of mind about what they are getting. There is no comparable mortgage document inspection service available in the United States, and they believe any homeowner with great credit, and equity in their home should use this unsurpassed service." http://MortgageInspectionService.Com

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What does the Mortgage Inspection Service mortgage document inspection & review written report include?

• The written report and review will focus in on if the home loan borrower or homeowner about to refinance is getting a fair interest rate.
• The mortgage document review report will analyze the interest rate and the mortgage product being offered to the consumer to make certain they are getting the best possible mortgage rate.
• The report will focus in on the fees being charged by the bank or mortgage broker.
• The report will focus in on the title insurance or escrow costs.
• The written mortgage document review uses the Good Faith Estimate the borrower gets before closing as the platform for its review.
• The cost of the written report is $95, and the turn around time from start to finish is typically 48 hours or less. The report is e-mailed to the consumer. For more information a consumer or interested party can call the Mortgage Inspection Service anytime at 866-714-6466 or visit their web site at http://MortgageInspectionService.Com

Credibility Matters: The Mortgage Inspection Service have been featured on CNN, CBS, NPR, and in Newsweek Magazine, Money Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Good Housekeeping Magazine, CBS Market Watch, The Daily Telegraph of London, and numerous other national or international publications. For more information about the Mortgage Inspection Service homeowners can call the group at 866-714-6466 or visit their web site at http://MortgageInspectionService.Com

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