What Our Clients Think!
If you are looking to buy a home and need a friendly, trustworthy mortgage company then look no further than aasent Mortgage. Using aasent was one of the best decisions I've ever made. They didn't charge an origination fee or an application fee and their friendly customer service is second to none. I highly recommend aasent for any of your mortgage needs. You won't regret it.
David H. Snellville, GA
Welcome to aasent mortgage corporation! You will find that we work differently than other mortgage companies you may be familiar with. Our main focus is client satisfaction. At aasent, we pride ourselves on being upfront, honest and trustworthy. You can feel 100% confident that we are offering you the best rates and loan programs suited to your needs. We are here to guide you through the loan process every step of the way and make sure you have a hassle and stress free experience. We welcome the opportunity to work with you.
| Program | Rate | APR |
| 30 Year Fixed | 6.125% | 6.371% |
| 15 Year Fixed | 5.750% | 5.916% |
| 5/1 Interest Only | 5.500% | 6.163% |
Mortgage Market Guide:
And once again the technical signals have proven to be accurate. The value of understanding the early technical warnings is perhaps even more important than the alerts themselves that follow the market's movement.
A big story this morning is Oil prices, which are dropping sharply in the aftermath of a Hurricane Gustav's visit to the Gulf of Mexico. The storm was milder than expected and spared the energy facilities in that area. We are seeing Oil trade at just over $106 a barrel and for the moment, Oil prices have broken beneath their 200-day Moving Average. We know how significant an event it is when Mortgage Bonds break above or fall below its 200-day MA, so we are watching this closely. Take a look at the chart below, you can see this is the first time in over a year that prices have fallen below this important floor. If prices are unable to recover and break back above the 200-day MA, presently at $111.39 a barrel, we will likely see Oil test the next clear level of support at $100. Stocks are rallying hard on the drop in Oil, thereby taking money from Bonds. It is important to note that although Bonds are reacting negatively to the money flowing into stocks today, if oil can remain at lower levels, Bonds will eventually respond well to this as a drop in Oil prices will help inflation.
