Author and entrepreneur Adrean J. Rudie releases The Mortgage Loan Process, a must-read for anyone with a mortgage

Oct 22, 2020



San Francisco, Oct 21, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Adrean J. Rudie recently released her tell-all guide, The Mortgage Loan Process: The Good, Bad, and Ugly but the Real. She was inspired to write after recognizing the need for an honest, unfiltered glimpse into the reality of the real estate market. Rudie's clients often had similar questions, but most books on the subject were full of idealized versions of the industry that failed to highlight potential downsides.

The Mortgage Loan Process is Rudie's solution to filling the gaps left behind by other resources. Although realtors may be highly trained in their industry, few are able to properly advise their clients on financial matters that directly impact their buying experience. Rudie, on the other hand, in addition to mortgage, has real estate broker, insurance producer, Series 6, and Series 63 licenses. Her expert knowledge in multiple disciplines enables her to unravel even the most complex mortgage challenges. Reviewers praise The Mortgage Loan Process as an educational must-have that contains "answers to every conceivable problem."

In The Mortgage Loan Process, Rudie explains how mortgages are typically handled and common problems that clients may encounter. For example, she notes that loan originators often end communication after receiving an application, which can leave buyers trapped in a contract without any further interaction. Despite fiduciary responsibilities that require real estate and mortgage lending professionals to put clients' needs first, Rudie warns readers to use caution and ask informed questions.

Rudie's guide will appeal to a broad audience, including buyers, realtors, and loan originators. Even seasoned professionals can benefit from Rudie's insights, which are based on over 30 years of experience in the finance and real estate industries. For novices, her simple recommendations and humorous tone make it easy to learn about key concepts like pre-approval, earnest money, and home inspections. Rudie's work will also benefit any aspiring realtors who are looking for an honest account of everyday life in the industry.

Adrean J. Rudie is an author and an entrepreneur with decades of experience in the finance, mortgage, and real estate industries. After beginning her career in 1990 at First Interstate Bank as a teller, she rose through the ranks and eventually founded her own real estate company. Rudie can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/adreanjrudieauthorofthemortgageloanprocess/ or LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrean-j-rudie-author-5a00634/. She currently resides and writes in California.

The Mortgage Loan Process: The Good, Bad, and Ugly but the Real is available for purchase in print and eBook on Amazon.com, and your local retailer such as Target, Walmart, Barnes & Noble along with many looks stores near you.  A portion of all sales proceeds will be donated to Volunteers of America to help the feed and care for the homeless and The American Red Cross that helps with disaster relief and aid, in addition to various other local humanitarian causes.

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