How do most consumers view their home mortgage? The average consumer makes their mortgage payment each month and
what do they accomplish by doing that? Yes, they stay current and maintain a good credit rating but beyond that? They
make a monthly payment and, in doing so, they build equity really slowly. In addition, most consumers are programmed to
think that the purpose of a refinance is only to accomplish two things: Lower their interest rate and/or their loan term,
right? In the end, the mortgage is a "money pit" whereby the homeowner only pays in and gets nothing (other than
equity) in return.
What if I told you that there is a process that enables a current homeowner to create income while paying
down their mortgage balance? Yes, that's correct. Depending on your loan size and property taxes, you could
earn $8,000 to $20,000 per year for little effort, on your part.
Before you say, "If it looks too good to be true, it usually is", let me put forth a few important statements. As
part of this process:
· You must have some equity in your home.
· Your mortgage balance is at or above $200,000.
· Your annual property taxes are at least $3,000 per year (for this to work better)
· You must have an escrow account currently set up for property taxes and homeowners
My name is Ron Domin and I am a Mortgage Loan Consultant with 35 years of originating and managing
experience. We are affiliated with a well-known national lender which affords us the opportunity to originate
in all 50 states.
This special process works best if you meet most of the following criteria:
· You must have some equity in your home.
· Your mortgage balance is at or above $200,000.
· Your annual property taxes are at least $3,000 per year (for this to work better)
· You must have an escrow account currently set up for property taxes and homeowners
If you do meet most of the criteria listed above, and If I've sparked your interest, then I suggest that you
contact me to find out more.
This special process does require a paradigm shift in how you regard your current home mortgage. It can
either be considered a "Money‐Pit" or it can be an "Investment Tool". As an investment tool, you can obtain an additional $14,000 to $20,000 per year to apply towards your own personal goal.
To find out more, contact me:
Ron Domin
Home Mortgage Consultant
Novus Home Mortgage
NMLS # 765994
Direct Dial: (651)369-9149
Direct, 24 hour fax: (651) 674‐3080
Cell phone and text line: (612) 799‐1929
email: rdomin@novushomemortgage.com or rdomin@homemortgagemanagement.com
My personal website: www.homemortgagemanagement.com