A
message from Tom Wardrope
Most
people don't look at a mortgage as being the cornerstone of their
overall financial plan, but it is. It is the largest debt you
will ever incur and affects every other financial aspect of your
life. Choosing a mortgage is one of the most critical financial
decisions you will ever make.
Cherry
Creek Mortgage is a company that funds in excess of $1.5 billion
dollars in mortgages a year. We are large enough to serve every
mortgage need of our clients, and, at the same time, we are small
enough to care. The nation's largest lenders and the Internet
lenders want to make the mortgage process as impersonal as possible
in order to do as much volume as they conceivably can.
At
Cherry Creek we have taken a completely opposite course. Our goal
is to sit down with each client for a 30 to 45 minute personal
consultation. In that meeting we seek to determine what loan (there
are two dozen basic variations of a 30 year fixed rate mortgage)
best fits their long and short term financial goals and their
payment and equity objectives.
We
recognize that every client has different goals and that these
goals change over time. We view closing a loan for a client as
the beginning of a lifetime relationship in which we seek to be
sure that the client is always in the loan that best suits their
needs at any given point in time.
This
Internet site will provide you with a basic understanding of our
philosophy. We urge you to avail yourself of our ability to help
you choose the loan that's right for you. As Barry Habib, a prominent
CNBC financial analyst, says: "The cost of being in the wrong
loan is far greater than the few dollars a month savings you can
achieve by choosing a mortgage and a mortgage lender solely on
price."
Additionally, 85% of our clients have told us that their two most
important financial goals are building wealth, and achieving
financial freedom. For that reason we have included in this
section of our website numerous articles that we hope will assist
you in achieving your financial goals.