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Marriottsville Office 2201 Warwick Way, Suite 200 Marriottsville, MD Office: 410.313.9600 Toll Free: 866.313.9600 (Directions)   Meet the Team Select Your Mortgage Orginator Alex Kocerhan Bob Dear Catherine CJ Janson Chris Sittig Chuck Maggio Dana Marvel Dan Swisher Darlene Seitz David Bradley David Wirth Debbie Rogers Ginny VonBussenius Greg Sittig Jamie Lenes Jay Jones Jerry Rader Jim Skirven John Nader Ken Kingsbury Larry Tucker Linda Freeman Patrick Toronto Sara Lenes Tim Donohue Tim Gordon

Maryland Home Mortgage Loan Options...

Homeownership is part and parcel of the American Dream.  Building or buying a home represents a principal financial commitment, perhaps the biggest one in the average person’s lifetime.  At Corridor Mortgage Group, we are dedicated to helping our clients make that dream a reality.  We realized the impact that purchasing a home can make on your finances.   That is why we want to help you find the optimal Maryland home mortgage loan for your needs.

About Our Maryland Home Mortgage Loan Programs

As a provider of the kinds of home mortgage Maryland residents need, we offer a number of programs at competitive interest rates to make sure you have a wide variety of option to select from.  Our loan officers are accommodating and will work with you to make your mortgage application as trouble-free as possible.

Mortgage Considerations

We recommend that you attend a homebuyer education class before making a purchase of this magnitude. Here are a few things you need to consider before obtaining a home mortgage loan.

• Your Current Financial Situation. Owning and managing a home comes with additional expenses – taxes, utilities, repairs, and more. You need to consider not only your present income but also any debt you already owe and your overall financial stability.
• The Housing Market. The location of the home you buy matters more than most prospective homebuyers think. A strong housing market in an area can mean a larger mortgage.
• Down Payment and Mortgage Terms. Should you go for a fixed or a variable rate loan? A closed or an open mortgage? Will you be making monthly, biweekly, or weekly payments? Your licensed loan originator will walk you through several options when you apply for a mortgage.