Mortgages
Home is Where the Heart Is
- First-Time Home Buyer Programs
- Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Loans
- Rural Housing Service (RHS) Loans
- Fixed-Rate Mortgages
- Home Equity Loans
- Refinancing/Debt Consolidation
- New Home Construction
- Adjustable Rate Mortgages
- PA Housing Finance Agency Loans
- And More
Mortgage Advisors
Ralph E. Scartelli
VP, Residential Mortgage Sales Manager
NMLS ID #129612
570-226-8300 x2508
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Alyssa Herzog
Mortgage Advisor
NMLS ID #1528539
570-253-3362 x2504
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Sarah Gardner
Mortgage Advisor
NMLS ID #1951179
570-253-3362 x3007
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The Open Door Mortgage Program
The Open Door Mortgage Program provides a flexible option for homebuyers complete with 360° degrees of support from application to closing. You find the house. We’ll find the solution. Opportunity knocks with the Open Door Mortgage Program. First-time and experienced home buyers can take advantage with quick approvals and low fees to unlock the feeling of being home.
- Available to first-time or experienced home buyers
- Only 3% down
- Gifts and sellers' assist allowed
- Various terms available
- No income limits
- Maximum loan amount of $175,000
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Where to Begin?
What is a Credit Trigger Lead and How Does it Affect Me?
Did you know that when you apply for a mortgage loan and the lender pulls a credit report, it triggers an inquiry that credit bureaus may sell to other mortgage lenders?
Lenders pull a credit report using certain “codes” to demonstrate they have permissible purpose to do so. These codes trigger to the national credit reporting agencies such as Equifax, Experian, Innovis, and TransUnion, that a consumer is shopping for a mortgage.
This is what is known as a credit trigger lead. This will contain your contact information and expose you to unsolicited sales calls from other lenders and third-party vendors. This practice is not illegal, but may prove to be a nuisance.
Contact one of our Mortgage Advisors for information on how you can stop trigger-lead harassment.