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CashCall Mortgage

CashCall Mortgage

T: (866) 590-2274
1600 South Douglass
Anaheim, CA 92801

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Founded in 2003, CashCall, Inc. has grown to become one of the nation's premier consumer finance lenders. Headquartered in Anaheim, California, the company employs over 700 lending professionals, each dedicated to providing exceptional customer service. CashCall has been able to simplify and streamline the loan process, through the seamless coordination of online and offline services to make the process faster, easier and hassle-free.

CashCall Personal Loans and CashCall Mortgage Loans are subsidiaries of CashCall, Inc., each offering a variety of services depending on the applicant's credit score and needs.

CashCall Personal Loans offers high-interest-bearing, unsecured term loans to qualified borrowers who typically use the loans for one-time purchases and debt consolidation. These loans of up to $10,000 are processed entirely over the internet, phone and fax and funds are wired into the borrower's checking account typically within 24 hours. CashCall Personal Loans are a good alternative to Payday Loans for borrowers. While interest rates are high, they are typically much lower than those of payday lenders, and CashCall Personal Loans have the potential to help customers rebuild their credit score by making payments on time.

CashCall Mortgage specializes in low interest mortgage loans and home refinancing for borrowers with good credit. Founded by the people who started the very first direct mortgage company in 1995, CashCall Mortgage has streamlined the application and lending process, reducing their own costs and passing these savings on to customers by undercutting larger banks and lenders with lower interest rates no application fees, deposits or points. CashCall Mortgage offers a variety of products such as 10, 15, and 30-year fixed rate loans, the FHA Loan, as well as 125% Second Mortgage, allowing you to borrow up to 125% the value of your home.


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Loan Programs: Personal Loan vs. Payday Advance: Which is Better? Nov 15th 2011
Bad Credit: You can improve your credit AND get out of the cash jam y… Nov 15th 2011
Loan Programs: Breaking the Vicious Cycle of Payday Advances. Oct 10th 2011
Mortgage Rates: How Does an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) work? Aug 24th 2011
Refinance: 10- or 15-Year Fixed Refi: Which is Right for You? Aug 24th 2011
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Personal Loan vs. Payday Advance: Which is Better?
by Marc Dooley
Nov 15, 2011
By Marc DooleyNovember 15, 2011 So you've found yourself in a bit of a financial bind, and need a little help to get through it. Don't be embarrassed; it's happened to just about everyone at some point or...
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You can improve your credit AND get out of the cash jam you're in.
by Marc Dooley
Nov 15, 2011
By Marc Dooley November 15, 2011 So, you've dug yourself into a bit of a credit hole, eh? Well, the good news is that you're not alone. The economy has been rough on a lot of people for longer than we care to admit....
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Breaking the Vicious Cycle of Payday Advances.
by Marc Dooley
Oct 10, 2011
By Marc Dooley Let's say you're working a long, hard week where you'll earn a paycheck of $1,000. But when you get paid, you tell your boss he can keep $200 of it...so he can get himself a little something...
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How Does an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) work?
by Marc Dooley
Aug 24, 2011
In 1982, the Garn-St. Germain Depository Institutions Act was passed, allowing lenders to offer the Adjustable Rate Mortgage--or ARM, for short. An ARM is a very different kind of loan than the more standard and stable...
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10- or 15-Year Fixed Refi: Which is Right for You?
by Marc Dooley
Aug 24, 2011
So, you've watched the stock market tank--and interest rates drop right along with it--and decided to do the smart thing and refinance your home. Good call. Because it's looking like the only direction rates have...
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When the Stock Market Slumps, Maybe it's Time to Refi Your Home.
by Marc Dooley
Aug 24, 2011
Lately, the stock market has had its fair share of ups and downs--and most recently, it feels like a lot more downs than ups. For most people, a dropping Dow Jones Industrial Average means a loss of confidence, and maybe even...
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Low Rates are Great...but a Low APR is More Important.
by Marc Dooley
Aug 24, 2011
So you've heard that interest rates are at all-time historic lows, and now you're shopping for the right lender to refinance your home. Smart move. So that means you just look for the lowest interest rate, right?...
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