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David Monroe
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David MonroeDavid Monroe is an Investor, Environmentalist, Entrepreneur and Mortgage Banker. One of today's more popular terms to sum up this kind of interest in Green Capitalism is EcoEntreprenuer. He shares his research on rates and other market conditions with you on this website and his website, ChicagoMortgageFunding.net. One of David's specialties is Energy Efficient Mortgages, or EEMs. In the past 30 years, energy prices have risen more than tenfold. During the same timespan, the cost of energy production from wind, solar and geothermal has dropped even more; about 100-fold in the price per watt for producing electricity using photovoltaics. Whether you are adding these renewable energy systems to new construction or doing a retrofit, if properly done, you'll save more on monthly utility costs than you'll spend on financing the addition of renewable energy systems. David's mission is to make money by saving other people money. Whether it is a good deal on a mortgage loan or an Energy Efficiency project, everyone wants to reduce their recurring monthly financial obligations. Given today's rising fuel costs and lower costs of insulation, low-e windows and solar and geothermal systems, going green now saves you green. Overall Score: 5.00
based on 1 review
Dave is excellent with his online responses
I really like the time he takes to send me valuable responses bACK. I will keep him in mind for my loan.
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rodjack84
on August 3, 2009
Oct 27, 2009
We had rates for a 30 year mortgage in the Chicagoland area come close to their all time low, then start to climb higher. The Fed has done a remarkable job of propping up bond prices, which track inversely with interest...
Aug 04, 2009
I am often asked where I think mortgage rates are headed. I have not posted a rate update in a while because nothing much had changed since my last post, where I said rates are stuck in a range between 5% and 6%. Rates...
Jul 01, 2009
After falling to historic lows of less than 5%, then suddenly spiking dramatically higher to almost 6%, mortgage rates have drifted down by about 1/2 percent. Here in the Chicagoland area they have been stuck in a range...
Jun 17, 2009
Mortgage interest rates are falling again after rising to hit almost 6% last week. Rates for mortgage loans are now in a range between 5.375% and 5.75%. Currently market pressures show this downward trend continuing in the...
Jun 17, 2009
Mortgage interest rates are falling again after rising to hit almost 6% last week. Rates for mortgage loans are now in a range between 5.375% and 5.75%. Currently market pressures show this downward trend continuing in the...
Jun 17, 2009
Mortgage interest rates are falling again after rising to hit almost 6% last week. Rates for mortgage loans are now in a range between 5.375% and 5.75%. Currently market pressures show this downward trend continuing in the...
May 29, 2009
Some of these long term trends are easy to see. The forces at work are powerful and inevitable. At some point those buying our bonds will worry that the value of their investment will decrease due to either a drop in the...
May 29, 2009
Some of these long term trends are easy to see. The forces at work are powerful and inevitable. At some point those buying our bonds will worry that the value of their investment will decrease due to either a drop in the...
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