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Don't deal with a big company's "call center."  Work directly with ME, the owner/broker, Mark Hammond, and take advantage of my 13 plus years of experience. Too many companies these days get too big and you can't ever work with the most experienced person.  I handle the loans myself.  I take the time to find out your needs and structure the loan right the first time.  This is an invaluable service that will save you so much time and money. I'll see things that you won't.  Your loan is a big deal!  You need a consultant, not a flunky order taker.  And you don't have to pay more to get me.  You'll pay less, and you'll work with the best. Check out the "About Us" section to find out more about me.  You can apply right here online, or call or email me directly.  Ask me any question you like.  I'll give you a prompt answer. You'll recognize that I appreciate your business and I won't forget you.  You'll always know where to find me.  I keep in touch.  Email me and say hi. Mark@LegendFinancialServices.com 801-808-MARK (6275)		First Name:* Last Name:* E-Mail:* Phone:* Loan Amount: Loan Purpose: Purchase Refinance Refinance & Cash Out Loan Program: 50 Year Fixed 40 Year Fixed 30 Year Fixed 20 Year Fixed 15 Year Fixed 3/1 ARM 5/1 ARM 7/1 ARM 10/1 ARM Adjustable Interest Only Property Use: Primary Residence Second Home Rental or Investment Property Type: Single Family Condo/Townhouse 2 Units 3 Units 4 Units Other Property Value: Enter Code Shown:* * Required Loan Amount: $ Rate: Term: 50 year 40 year 30 year 20 year 15 year Payment: $
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