| 1.) |
You can use
LendPower.com absolutely free of charge, to survey an entire
nation of mortgage lenders and find out rates and terms
without providing a social security numbers, bank or
credit card numbers or any other identity-theft vulnerable personal
information. |
| 2.) |
LendPower.com
has respect for your privacy like no other home loan search
site. LendPower.com does not sell your contact information
or home loan search queries to hundred's of lenders as other
home loan search sites generally, do. |
| 3.) |
You can choose
to reject or accept a lender's offer before making formal
loan application. This avoids the cost of lender application
fees before you commit yourself. You simply, walk away or
progress further with the lender of your choice. |
| 4.) |
You will deal
with a designated LendPower.com loan agent assigned in your
geographical area. LendPower.com designates a qualified
mortgage professional to help you choose the right home loan
program for your specific needs. |
| 5.) |
LendPower.com
does not distribute "tracking cookies" or "spyware" of
any sort on it's affiliate sites. |
| 6.) |
LendPower.com
only presents terms from mortgage lenders who are
licensed, bonded, and/or regulated by appropriate state and
federal agencies. Many of our referral lenders are even FDIC
insured banks. |
| 7.) |
LendPower.com's customer
service agents seek to locate lenders who have the lowest
closing costs and/or rates on home loans in the nation that
your local mortgage lenders may, or may not choose
to price-compete with. |
| 8.) |
LendPower.com
is a subscription-based home loan search engine funded by
lender's who must bid your loan to competitive
current market standards or face elimination from the
search. |
| 9.) |
LendPower.com
seeks a minimum of 3 'bona fide' loan offers for each
consumer inquiry. 'Bona fide' means that falsified lender
"teaser rates" or "bait and switch tactics" tend to be
edited out by LendPower.com's customer service department. |
| 10.) |
LendPower.com
is managed and edited by experienced mortgage lenders who
know the difference between a bad mortgage deal, a great
mortgage deal, or a "so-so" mortgage deal. |
