Mortgage Checkup

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Should you refinance? Or should you stay with your current loan? Making sure your mortgage is the right one for you - one you can afford today and still afford tomorrow - is an important part of your financial health.

Find out what your current loan is costing you, and what a refi might save you (if anything!) with a free Mortgage Checkup. For many people, the loan they have right now is absolutely fine. Are you sure about yours?

Complete the simple form below to find out now. There's no cost and no obligation, and results are emailed to you within about 24 hours.

Don't want to wait? Call me directly at (708) 473-7688 for an immediate check up and consultation on the phone. Still no fee, and never an obligation.

Please fill-in the information below and click submit.

Your Name
Your Email Address
Annual Household Income
Principal Amount Due on Current Mortgage
Current Mortgage Interest Rate
Current Monthly Mortgage Payment
Total of Monthly Utilities Paid
Total of Other Monthly Debts (car loan, insurance, etc.)
Employment Status	Full Time Part Time Unemployed Collecting Unemployment Student
How Many People Are on the Mortgage?	1 2 3 4 or more
Is your mortgage current?	Current One month behind Two months behind Three months behind 4 or more months behind Not Sure
How much savings do you have set aside?	Nothing Under $500 Between $500 and $1,000 $1,000 to $2,500 $2,500 to $5,000 More than $5,000
How secure are you in your current job?	Very Secure Somewhat Secure Worried About Losing Job Worried that Spouse/Partner Will Lose Job Planning to Move to New Job Unsure
Is this an adjustable or ARM mortgage?	Yes, it's an ARM No, it is a conventional loan
How much longer do you plan to live at this property?	Less than a year 1-3 Years 3-5 Years 5 or more years
Do you own any other property?	Yes No
How would you like to receive your checkup?	By Email By Phone
Please provide the property PIN number or address
Property zip code
Please list any other concerns.
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