Westpointe Mortgage Introduces ‘Mortgage Assurance Program’ for Pennsylvania Home Buyers
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Westpointe Mortgage has launched an unprecedented program to protect home buyers and existing homeowners in today’s uncertain economic environment. Effective immediately, Westpointe Mortgage will offer a mortgage protection benefit that will allow borrowers to receive payments to cover their monthly mortgage for up to 6 months should they become involuntarily unemployed. This program also includes an accidental death benefit.
“With today’s economy, people are hesitating purchasing or refinancing their home even though the interest rates are at historic lows,” said John Lippello, President of Westpointe Mortgage. “This job loss mortgage protection program offers piece of mind to our borrowers and hopefully can help stimulate the local economy.”
Westpointe Mortgage has added this benefit on most of its home mortgage loans. The program will pay up to a $1,500 benefit for six months of involuntary unemployment during the first year of the loan. The benefit, which is subject to certain restrictions, becomes effective 6 months after loan closing.
“We feel this is a unique positive program that will allow homeowners to stay in their home even if they become temporarily unemployed,” said Lippello.
Westpointe Mortgage is an FHA/VA approved mortgage company offering FHA, VA, rural housing, conventional, and commercial loans to Pennsylvania residents. With over 50 years of combined experience, they remain committed and are eager to help customers with their financing needs. For more information call toll free 1-877-976-4683 ext-10.
Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Banking.
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