Good, unbiased information; Rich Young is an independent mortgage columnist and has written mortgage columns for many of the bay-area newspapers. Rich's favorite column is "The Cost of a Comma," and his columns have appeared in the following newspapers:

• The San Francisco Chronicle

• The San Francisco Examiner

• The San Mateo Times

• The Independent

• The Oakland Tribune

• The Tri-Valley Herald.

Rich is also a mortgage broker, and is the President of Action Residential Mortgage. He is a consumer advocate and enjoys speaking with and advising consumers on mortgage related questions, irrespective of having their business. If you have a mortgage related question and need an unbiased, honest opinion, email or call him at your earliest convenience.

Rich.Young@ActionMortgage.com

800-459-9872

Some Good Mortgage Columns

Your Credit & the Credit Bureau: Part I
Your Credit & the Credit Bureau: Part II
Your Credit & the Credit Bureau: Part III

Who Controls These Interest Rates?

Fees: Everything You Need To Know

Rate Locks

The Loan Process: Part I

The Loan Process: Part II

The Loan Process: Part III

The Loan Process: Part IV

The Loan Process: Part V

The Loan Process: Part VI

The Loan Process: Part VII

Indexes & Margins

Fixed or Adjustable?

How Much Home Can You Afford, Adjustable vs. Fixed?

The Cost Of A Comma