Pilot Mortgage, LLC

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We have moved! Effective tomorrow, 3/23 we'll be operating out of our new digs in the IX Building. We are Studio IX adjacent - 969 2nd Street SE, Suite 305.

Like most of our neighbors, our phone service is down today. We don't have an estimate as to when it will be restored. Email works! ([email protected] and [email protected]) as do our mobiles - Phil -434-242-7851. Nichole - 434-242-1719. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Pilot Mortgage CEO elected chair of Charlottesville Housing Advisory Committee. http://www.cvilletomorrow.org/news/article/26376-new-chair-named-to-charlottesville-housing-panel/

New chair named to Charlottesville housing panel ⋅ Charlottesville Tomorrow “Going forward, this committee’s role, in addition to [reviewing] policy, is to find leverageable partners for use of those funds in a productive way,” said Phil d’Oronzio, CEO of Pilot Mortgage.

Nothing like screwing first time homebuyers and protecting private for profit mortgage insurance companies in your first order to burnish your populist bona fides.



http://nationalmortgageprofessional.com/news/61809/trump-suspends-mortgage-insurance-premium-reduction

Trump Suspends FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium Reduction While President Donald Trump did not refer to housing policy in his inauguration speech, his new administration has already taken action in this realm. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a statement that the reduction in the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) mortgage ins...

1/3/17 - Our phone lines are misbehaving. Comcast is aware of the problem and has assured us the problem is being addressed. If you have difficulty getting through today, please reach us here, via email ( [email protected], [email protected] ) or mobile - 434 242 7851. Sorry for the inconvenience. Happy New Year!

Thanks to Sense and Sensibility 48%/Pride and Prejudice 52%, AKA "Brexit," capital fled to Treasuries and thus mortgage rates plunged. So much for a post-Spring Market breather. Out with the purchases, in with the refis.