Mortgage Information

For most people, finding the right lender and loan product is the most stressful and confusing part of purchasing a new home. Feel free to shop around for the right lender. Look for a lender that you feel comfortable with and trust. When discussing which product is right for you, be specific and honest. Let the lender know of your current financial situation, and more importantly, what you want in a financial product, i.e. length of note, variable vs. fixed rates, down payment amount, etc. Ask questions!

The more you know about the loan you are obtaining, the more comfortable you will feel with the process. If you have any financial gremlins lurking in the background, be honest with your lender and see how they can help you eliminate them.

Jeannine Dalton offers a full spectrum of loan products. My clients have worked with her and highly recommend her services based on customer service, reputation, and how much she cares about customer financial well-being.

As a note to you, a real estate agent is forbidden by law to receive any compensation from a mortgage broker. Therefore, this lender comes recommended solely from my experience and past client’s experience with her services. I can personally say that I have seen her go to great lengths to help her customers!

 

Jeannine Dalton

Guaranty Trust Home Loans

316 Robert Rose Drive

Murfreesboro, TN 37129

(615) 895-5101 Office

(800) 467-3032 Toll Free

(615) 907-2614 Direct

Website: http://www.guarantytrust.com/jeannine_dalton/

Email: jeannined@guarantytrust.com

Use the mortgage calculators below to assist you in making some decisions around financing your new home.

Mortgage Qualification Calculator

This calculator will help you determine how much money you qualify to borrow. The results are informal. You will be subject to a credit approval from your financial institution taking into consideration existing debt load, amount of down payment, income and other variables.

Mortgage Payment Calculator & Amortization Table

This calculator will help you determine what your mortgage payments will be based on purchase price, interest rate and mortgage term, as well as other factors. The amortization table shows what the interest and principal payments will be over the term of the mortgage.