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Countrywide Loans are the biggest mortgage lender and yet they are under serious scrutiny. Countrywide Loans are rumored to be under investigation on stock sales and on the verge of collapse.

Countrywide Loans are owned by parent company Countrywide Financial Corporation, a NYSE traded company under the symbol CFC. The mortgage division consisting of Countrywide Home Loans and Full Spectrum Lending, their subprime lending arm, which makes up to almost 70% of the revenue for the company.

So the subprime meltdown has and will continue to hammer Countrywide Loans.

From 1982 to 2003, their stock returned a staggering 23,000% return for those smart enough to own it. This unbelievable return beating Wal-Mart and the famed Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway.

We have never sold loans directly to Countrywide Loans due to a long standing rule of only giving business to the best priced mortgage wholesalers…and cheap they aren’t.

Of course, that could explain the 23,000% investor return.

Maybe Countrywide Loans cares more about profits enriching their stockholders than they do about giving their customers better rates!

From a consumer standpoint, I’d never recommend going straight to Countrywide Loans for a mortgage as they operate as a bank. And as we learned, banks never have to disclose the extra profit they make by upping your rate.

With that market advantage, Countrywide Loans will never close loans with the lowest rates. After all, they need a higher profit margin to pay for all those TV commercials!

And that’s no joke!

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Good Luck!

Author: The Mortgage Insider

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