Television Show Features Jason M. Ruedy, Who Examines Reasons To Buy a Home Instead of Rent
Mar 7, 2017
Jason M. Ruedy, also known as the Home Loan Arranger, analyzed the benefits of buying vs. renting a home in the Denver Metropolitan on KDVR television show, Colorado’s Best
DENVER, United States - March 7, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Mortgage Banker, Jason M. Ruedy, also known as The Home Loan Arranger, was interviewed by the hosts of KDVR television show, Colorado’s Best, on February 21, 2017 where he discussed the benefits of owning vs. renting a home in the Denver Metropolitan area.
Colorado’s Best, which airs Monday through Friday at 9 a.m. on Colorado’s Own Channel 2, is hosted by Ms. Joana Canals and Ms. Paula Haddock.
The segment of the show that featured Mr. Ruedy focused primarily on the question, “Should you rent or should you buy?” Specific pros and cons of each option were discussed, and the consensus was that buying a home can make more financial sense when monthly mortgage payments are compared to monthly rent payments in some of Denver’s most expensive neighborhoods.
Ms. Canals and Ms. Haddock presented bits of information regarding both the advantages of buying and the advantages of renting. The incentives for buying included: building equity and using home mortgage interest as a potential tax deduction. The benefits of renting included: getting to know a neighborhood before choosing a permanent home to purchase and building credit by paying rent on time each month.
Following the presentation of the benefits of buying vs. renting, the hosts discussed the fact that renting a 2-bedroom apartment in one of Denver’s most popular neighborhoods, The Highlands, can cost up to $2,400 per month. Considering that a monthly mortgage payment can cost a homeowner less than $2,400 per month, the hosts implied that now is the time to consider buying a home.
After discussing of the benefits of buying a home, Mr. Ruedy reiterated a message first presented during his previous Colorado’s Best appearance on February 13, 2017, regarding how to use a home loan refinance to consolidate debt.
According to Mr. Ruedy, “By taking advantage of the equity in their homes, and by refinancing their mortgage into a lower interest rate loan, I’ve personally seen homeowners save more than $1,000 per month. It’s truly amazing how easy it is, and how much a mortgage refinance can help homeowners save thousands of dollars per year.”
About the Home Loan Arranger:
Mr. Jason M. Ruedy, also known as The Home Loan Arranger, has 20+ years of experience in the mortgage business. His company was built around the crucial principles of hard work, discipline, and determination. The Home Loan Arranger evaluates client applications quickly and efficiently and structures loans with the best possible terms. Mr. Ruedy is successful in achieving loan closings for clients while meeting their highest expectations. Jason M. Ruedy is ranked #1 in the state of Colorado by CMG Financial, and he is among the top 25 US producers according to Scotsman Guide, which is the top leading resource for mortgage originators.
For media inquiries, please contact Mr. Jason M. Ruedy, "The Home Loan Arranger":
The Home Loan Arranger
3255 S. Birch Street
Denver, CO 80222
Phone: (303) 862-4742
Toll Free: (877) 938-7501
http://www.thehomeloanarranger.com/
Contact Info:
Name: JASON M RUEDY
Organization: THE HOME LOAN ARRANGER
Address: 3255 S BIRCH STREET DENVER, CO 80222 NMLS# 392188, 269437
Phone: 3038624742
For more information, please visit http://WWW.THEHOMELOANARRANGER.COM
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