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Draper & Kramer Mortgage Corp
About S. John
Over the past 33 years, mortgage originator John Murray has personally closed over 9,800 loans and is one of only a handful of originators in the country to have funded over $2 billion in personal loan production.
John has built a team of experienced mortgage professionals that is second to none in New England, and they have helped him to be named among the top 1 percent of all mortgage originators in America for each of the last eighteen years. John has been featured as an industry leader in Mortgage Market Guide, American Banker, Loan Toolbox, Mortgage Originator magazine, Originator Network News and Broker magazine. He is also a contributing faculty member on the advisory board for a mortgage automation and customer relationship management company.
From first-time homebuyers to seasoned real estate investors, John is proud to help everyone reach their home financing goals. His specialties include no-point, no-closing-cost mortgages and jumbo loans. John's No. 1 priority with every client is to provide a smooth and stress-free financing experience from start to finish.
John graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Science in Economics. He and his wife, Laurie, live in Wenham, Massachusetts with their three children and spend winter weekends skiing with family at Black Mountain in Jackson, New Hampshire, where they have a second home.
Don't hesitate to contact John with any questions you have about purchasing or financing a home. He welcomes the opportunity to put his decades of mortgage experience to work for you.
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A message from Draper and Kramer Mortgage Corp.
These are challenging and uncertain times. We wanted to share some information to educate you about mortgage forbearance.
Mortgage forbearance is an agreement between you and your mortgage
servicer (the company you make your mortgage payments to) to defer or
reduce your mortgage payments for a limited time. If you’ve been
financially impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, you may qualify for
forbearance.
However, forbearance is only recommended
for those who cannot afford to keep making their mortgage payments. If
you can continue paying your mortgage, it is strongly recommended that
you do so for these reasons:
- Mortgage forbearance does not reduce how much
you owe, and the total amount of your deferred or reduced payments must
be repaid in the future. - After your forbearance period, you will be
required to repay the total of your deferred or reduced payments, plus
interest. This may be required to be paid as a lump sum single payment. - Forbearance will require you to make larger
future payments to repay what you owe, and it may extend the length of
your mortgage term. - If you are unable to satisfy the terms of your forbearance, it could lead to foreclosure.
- Entering into forbearance may disqualify you
from obtaining a new mortgage in the near future, whether to purchase or
refinance a home. - It may not be possible to receive forbearance a second time, so it should be saved for when you need it most.
If
you cannot afford to continue paying your mortgage, forbearance may be
an option. For advice and next steps, please contact your mortgage
servicer.
Please reach out to your Draper and Kramer Mortgage loan officer listed below if you have any mortgage questions or needs.
Stay safe and be well,
S. John Murray
Sr. Vice President
Draper and Kramer Mortgage Corp.
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4/22/2020