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John Walsh

Total Mortgage

T: (203) 876-2200
326 West Main Street
Milford, CT 06460

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Total Mortgage is proud to offer America's lowest rates and fees plus the convenience, personal service and integrity of a community lender.

Check out our low current mortgage rates, FHA mortgage rates, and jumbo mortgage rates.

We understand that you're not just looking for a home... you also need a trusted financial partner to help you realize your dream. Since 1997, we've been improving the mortgage experience with unbeatable rates, creative solutions, and rapid responses. Total Mortgage believes you deserve a mortgage that's as individual as you are, and service that's the best in the industry.

Because of our in-house underwriting, our advanced processing technology, and the sheer volume of the business we do, we have access to the widest array of programs and the best possible rates available anywhere. In many states, we're a broker and a lender, which means we have great flexibility in crafting a mortgage solution that's right for you.

Whether you're interested in purchasing, refinancing, tapping your home equity, or debt consolidation, we can help. Call us today at 800-277-7212 to learn how we can customize a program that's tailored to your personal and financial situation.

Total Mortgage is awarded "One of the fastest growing companies in America in 2010" by Inc. Magazine and has A Rating from BBB.

Total Mortgage is licensed in 21 states including California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, and Virginia.


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Mortgage Trends: Mortgage Lending Standards Still Tight And Housing Remain… Mar 3rd 2011
Mortgage Trends: Are Adjustable Rate Mortgages Making a Comeback? Feb 17th 2011
FHA Loans: HAMP, FHA Short Refi, Numerous Other Housing Programs Cou… Feb 10th 2011
Real Estate: What Will The Housing Market Look Like This Year? Jan 14th 2011
Real Estate: Housing Crisis Makes Location More Important Jan 7th 2011
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Contacted consumers with following loan scenarios
South Dakota, Home Purchase, Good Credit, Amount: $132,500, LTV 91% 18 days ago
Rhode Island, Home Purchase, Good Credit, Amount: $182,500, LTV 99% Dec 26th 2011
Rhode Island, Home Purchase, Good Credit, Amount: $220,000, LTV 96% Oct 6th 2011
Missouri, Home Refinance, Excellent Credit, Amount: $200,000, LTV 80% Sep 26th 2011
Missouri, Home Purchase, Good Credit, Amount: $90,000, LTV 99% Sep 16th 2011
Mortgage Lending Standards Still Tight And Housing Remains Weak, Says Fed Report
by John Walsh
Mar 03, 2011
While hints of inflation are emerging and the job market improved in January and February, mortgage lending standards remain tight and the housing industry is still anemic, according to the
Are Adjustable Rate Mortgages Making a Comeback?
by John Walsh
Feb 17, 2011
They are according to an article on CNNMoney.com today. According to the article,
HAMP, FHA Short Refi, Numerous Other Housing Programs Could be Eliminated
by John Walsh
Feb 10, 2011
Financial austerity, eliminating the deficit, and eliminating the federal debt has suddenly become very popular in Washington, D.C. The House Financial Services Committee is going to meet later today to discuss upcoming...
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What Will The Housing Market Look Like This Year?
by Michael Kraus
Jan 14, 2011
This coming year is going to be a tough twelve months for the real estate market, barring unforeseen changes to the U.S.'s economic fortunes. There is a massive stock of houses still on the market throughout the nation....
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Housing Crisis Makes Location More Important
by Michael Kling
Jan 07, 2011
Location is even more important for home buyers following this recession we just experienced. The long-standing proverb is more valid than ever. The 3 most important things to remember for judging property are location,...
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2011 To Be Littered With Foreclosures
by Michael Kraus
Jan 06, 2011
This upcoming year is probably not going to be very successful for the housing market. There are many reasons for this conclusion. In a post yesterday I discussed what I see as an unavoidable decrease in home values in the nex
Housing Bust Makes Location More Important For Home Buyers
by John Walsh
Jan 06, 2011
Location is even more important for home buyers in the wake of the Great Recession. The old maxim is more valid than ever. The three most important factors for picking real estate are location, location and location....
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New Law Forces Lenders To Explain Impact of Credit Scores
by Michael Kling
Jan 04, 2011
Beginning on January 1, 2011, mortgage professionals are being required to disclose to borrowers how borrowers' credit scores could possibly prevent each individual from securing the best possible mortgage interest...
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