![]() Contact InformationEnvoy Mortgage
Chris Comberrel
T: (281) 846-5626
P: (713) 906-1431 |
Chris ComberrelHello, my name is Chris Comberrel and I am a Mortgage Banker with Envoy Mortgage. I am a mortgage professional who is in your corner. It feel that it is vital to take the time to know what your long-term goals are. Communication is the key factor here. My service platform caters to making my client's life easier. I am going to "wow" my clients by providing exceptional service and terrific financial advice. Taking the step into home ownership is one of the most important financial decisions a person will make in their lifetime. There are many factors to consider when embarking on this venture. Literally hundreds of loan programs are available, and it is important to find the one that best fits your personal long-term goals. Many prospective home buyers sometimes turn to Internet-based services just to see what current interest rates are. But faceless web site will not take the future financial planning into consideration or guide any potential borrower through the many nuances of the loan process. When shopping for a home loan, this is best to be handled when I, as your mortgage banker, can explain every piece so that my clients understand the entire process from start to finish. As your mortgage consultant I will be able to narrow down a selection of programs based on the information that you have provided, and present you with an easy-to-read spreadsheet that clearly defines viable options for your interest rate and amortization schedule, monthly payment and any potential savings you may realize. Home ownership imparts a rewarding vehicle for building wealth and a strong financial future. I am your mortgage consultant that you can choose that will be there not only when your loan closes, but will also provide you with ongoing service to assist you in managing your complete mortgage needs over time. All about Envoy Mortgage Envoy Mortgage offers an incredibly experienced staff offering expertise in all areas of mortgage lending. As a mortgage bank, Envoy Mortgage controls the entire loan process from the initial application all the way through the delivery of the loan into the secondary market. We are able to ensure an accurate and faster closing process because each step occurs in-house - processing, underwriting, closing, funding, shipping and secondary marketing. Because we control the entire process, there are limited surprises for our loan officers, borrowers and banking partners. Envoy Mortgage has direct endorsement authority from the Federal National Mortgage Association (also known as "Fannie Mae") as well as the Federal Housing Administration (also known as "FHA"). To date, Envoy has been a retail only mortgage banker with an emphasis on conventional and FHA/VA loans. There are aggressive growth plans underway that would have Envoy Mortgage lending in all 50 states. Here are some Envoy highlights: Here is what makes us different:
Feb 22, 2010
The Internal Revenue Service has clarified which documentation taxpayers need to submit to claim the first-time and move-up homebuyer tax credit. While the IRS is still requiring the filing of Form 5405, it is not demanding...
Feb 12, 2010
Did you know that your Mortgage Insurance Premiums could be tax deductible.Mortgage insurance is made tax deductible as of 2007 through 2010 for individuals with adjusted gross income of up to $54,500 (or $109,000 if married...
Feb 12, 2010
Interest on 30-year fixed home loans dropped below the 5 percent threshold this week, reports Freddie Mac. The rate slipped to 4.97 percent after averaging 5.01 percent last week and 5.16 percent a year ago.Long-term mortgage...
Feb 12, 2010
<font size="2" face="Arial">Interest on 30-year fixed home loans dropped below the 5 percent threshold this week, reports Freddie Mac. The rate slipped to 4.97 percent after averaging 5.01 percent last week and 5.16...
Feb 11, 2010
Strong gains in existing-home sales were the predominant pattern in most states during the fourth quarter, with many more metro areas seeing prices rise from a year earlier, according to the latest survey by the NATIONAL...
Feb 11, 2010
Mortgage insurance is made tax deductible as of 2007 through 2010 for individuals with adjusted gross income of up to $54,500 (or $109,000 if married and filing jointly). Mortgage insurance premium is fully tax deductible for...
Feb 10, 2010
Mortgage applications slipped 1.2 percent last week compared to the previous week on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. On an unadjusted basis, the index increased 0.6 percent compared...
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