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Joined 01/20/2008

Joe Dahleen

Sr. Vice President / Co Founder

GO Financial Solutions

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Joe has over 17 years of professional experience as a mortgage banker and as a technology solutions manager. During the last 10 years, he has been primarily engaged in the application of technology in the mortgage industry in addition to holding positions in sales as Vice President and Director of Business Development.

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  • This is interesting because
    By August 4, 2008 - 2:10pm

    This is interesting because AZ has been a hot bed for problem title companies over the past few month. Wells Fargo and Ticor Title in hot water over fines. Wells Fargo, Ticor settle allegations of false FHA claims. Federal prosecutors in Arizona said they reached a $4.3 million civil settlement with Wells Fargo Bank and Ticor Title Agency of Arizona this month that settles allegations that Wells Fargo submitted false claims to the Federal Housing Administration's pre-foreclosure sales program. For 63 units Wells paid an average of $68,253.97 per transaction. That is a big mistake. Now it looks as if legal battles for Mercury forces sale. Title companies have been printing cash for years and now we know that it cost money for not following the rules.

  • I agree Jillayne - Seattle
    By July 18, 2008 - 5:12pm

    I agree Jillayne - Seattle is finally starting to feel the pinch. Had lunch with two agents today and they are very slow. I have built them websites for their listing and been offering free marketing just to see if we can help them move some listings. But it is getting very slow. If you locked your rate on Tuesday a.m. you could have been at 6.00% with 0 Points. By Thursday afternoon it was at 6.50% with 0 points. If buyers and those who are looking to refinance - you need to be clear to close and wait for rates to dip to achieve the best rate in today's market. This week made that point perfectly. I see a lot of fear in the market place. www.goliveloans.com

  • After a shocking day on Wall
    By July 11, 2008 - 9:04pm

    After a shocking day on Wall Street and the fears of Fannie and Freddie - this is very big news. Choosing today to make it happen after the news this morning with Hank Paulsen and President Bush news conference. Wow - do you think Schumer (D-NY) has any second thoughts for all of the comments about the bank over the last 11 days? If you locked your mortgage rate yesterday you got a great deal. Many investors had their rates change about 5 times today. Chase moved at least 4 time and the latest move was large at .75 bps worst after the new hit about IndyMac. I got this news flash at 4:36 pm and Chase made another rate change by 4:52 pm. Due to an unfavorable market, effective 6:00 PM, there will be an immediate re-price, for the worse, of approximately .75 to 1.125. Keep in mind, the change is approximate and may vary based on product and note rate. The newly revised rate sheets will be available shortly. Any new locks will receive revised pricing. Monday could be an interesting day for financial stocks. http://www.goliveloans.com