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TBA Lending.com Runs Informative Television Ads through March - Giving Cincinnati, OH Area Mortgage Seekers Credible Options

Dayton, OH (PRWEB) March 19, 2008 -- Gearing up a large television commercial campaign running in the Greater Cincinnati area Leading mortgage resource TBA Lending's website launches a television ad campaign focused on educating consumers of the options available to them through www.tbalending.com. As commercials air throughout Cincinnati in March the company continues to provide their services throughout the nation and is considered a top resource for any consumer searching for their next home or business loan. As a mortgage lending source Referral Company, TBAlending.com provides their clients the tools and educational resources to fulfill all their residential and commercial mortgage needs. Planning to highlight these options within their television commercials, TBA Lending will run their informative ads on network affiliates HGTV, The Discovery Channel, The Travel Channel, and the TLC channel in March.

With the ability to serve not only the local Cincinnati area but the rest of the nation as well, TBA Lending's clients find themselves utilizing TBALending.com to aid in their search for their next new home loan (http://www.tbalending.com), commercial loan, or refinancing option. TBA Lending's clients also find their solutions for home equity refinancing, pre-qualifying debt consolidation, divorce buyouts, and more. With the stability of the housing market a bit unsettled ,TBA Lending also creates solutions for those facing such issues as one day out of foreclosure, one day out of bankruptcy, up to 120 days late for refinancing, and up to 120 days late for purchase mortgage issues.

TBA Lending allows their clients the ability to select the loan that best fits their needs regardless of their situation. According to the National Association of Realtors, existing home sales around the country have plunged by the largest amount in almost two decades over the last 18 months. In fact, the number of homeowners facing foreclosure (http://www.tbalending.com) in the first quarter of 2007 is 47 percent higher than in 2006, according to RealtyTrac, a real estate trade group. With a company who offers credible solutions to those facing the overwhelming predominant issues surrounding predatory lending, the future now looks brighter thanks in large part to companies such as TBA Lending.

One of the leading mortgage consumer advocates, Marcie Geffner states the following optimistic news: "If you need to borrow more than $417,000 to buy a home or refinance your existing mortgage, you may be in luck. That's because the economic stimulus package, passed by Congress and signed by President Bush, contains a hefty hike in the size of mortgages that two government-sponsored mortgage-finance corporations, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, can buy from lenders." Ms. Geffner continues, "Now, though, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be allowed to buy loans potentially as high as $729,750, and that could result in lower interest rates. If you live in a high-cost housing area, you might be able to save hundreds of dollars each month on your mortgage payment." Ostensibly, this is great news to the consumers of the greater Cincinnati area and nationwide borrows the same.

Undoubtedly, the residential and commercial consumer desiring to refinance or obtain a new mortgage faces the daunting task of choosing a lender who has their best interest in mind. Enters TBALending.com, this financial resource website operates on a sole directive to be the leading and most credible resource of home loan and commercial loan options available. TBA Lending's ability to source out a reliable lender for consumers nationwide is the center of the company's well deserved success.

For further information please visit www.tbalending.com or contact Steve Tussey directly at 1-513-240-2972.

Mark Tiernan, SaveForHouse.com Site Launch: How To Save Money for a Mortgage Loan Down Payment

San Mateo, CA (PRWEB) November 9, 2007 -- SaveForHouse.com has officially launched as the newest site on the Internet dedicated to helping consumers save money for their mortgage loan down payment. To achieve the goal of assisting consumers in saving money for their home loan down payments, Save For House is organized around four main ways of saving money: being frugal, making more income, investing wisely and focusing on mind and spirit. Save For House explores each of these ways of saving money through detailed articles with unique tips.

The site has initially launched with 16 articles on ways to save money and additionally a money saving blog located on the homepage. The SaveForHouse.com blog will be updated at least weekly and new articles will be added regularly as well. Save For House will leverage user feedback in determining the topics of future articles.

Initial articles on Save For House include saving money by eating in (http://www.saveforhouse.com/lower-your-expenses-by-eating-in.html), getting rid of extra stuff for cash, starting websites to make more money (http://www.saveforhouse.com/start-a-website-for-more-income.html), saving money via lower gas bills, reducing cell phone bills and 11 other articles. Initial topics in the Save For House blog include information about the charter of the website, a discussion of the importance of a mortgage down payment, and the four main ways to save for a down payment.

The bursting mortgage bubble is affecting all Americans and the charter of Save For House is to minimize the effect of the difficult mortgage environment on first time home buyers. Mortgage lenders are no longer offering zero down home loans and now require substantial down payments. It's a hurdle for many Americans to save money for their down payment. The tips on Save For House will help consumers save for their new home loan. Save For House is continually evolving with more articles on how to save money.

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