Sherry Anderson NMLS #1404621

06/03/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Sherry Anderson by Rhonda G - Sherry was accessible and quick to respond
very helpful

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05/14/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Sherry Anderson by Lauren G - Sherry was phenomenal to work with. explained everything thoroughly and helped us so much. I would definitely recommend her to anyone.

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04/16/2026

4.0 star review received on Experience.com for Sherry Anderson by Kerry B - Making it to the finish line:)

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04/16/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Sherry Anderson by Traci L - Sherry stayed on top of the process and clearly explained to make it an easy experience.

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02/05/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Sherry Anderson by Lyndsie C - Excellent experience as always working with Sherry. I love knowing that when I send my clients to Sherry I can trust they will have a great experience, and be so happy and pleased with the process. After years of working together, and turning many clients into homeowners-- I can truly say it's consistenly a top-notch process. Our most recent closing was able to happen so quickly-- my clients were impressed! Sherry is the best!

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01/02/2026

11/05/2025

I'm asked daily about the Mortgage interest rates..this is a VERY good explanation of how it works..worth the read!

I’ve seen the news (and received a few texts) about the Fed’s rate cut today, 0.25%, bringing their benchmark down to 3.75% - 4%.

Here’s the deal, that doesn’t mean mortgage rates are suddenly in the 4's. *I wish.* Fed rates and mortgage rates aren’t the same thing.

Mortgage rates don’t move in tandem with the Fed rate. The Fed controls short-term rates, things like credit cards, HELOCS, and auto loans. Mortgage rates are based on the bond market and investor demand for mortgage-backed securities.

Lenders also tend to price in what they expect the Fed to do ahead of time, so by the time the announcement happens, it’s usually already baked into current mortgage pricing.

So, while the Fed’s decision can influence the overall rate environment, it doesn’t automatically mean your mortgage rate drops overnight. It's a move in the right direction.

Long story short, The Fed cuts more so affect short-term lending, not long-term mortgage rates. It also does NOT mean that you'll be buying a car for 4%. It just means that the Fed Rate (which is the rate the banks charge each other for overnight lending) is 3.75% - 4%. At the end of the day the bank determines your rate. Supply and demand will always impact these rates; the Feds just determine the foundation for what direction rates can go.

10/17/2025

Close with confidence at Commerce Title 🎉

10/12/2025

Last week was a good work week. Had one closing and 3 other loans cleared to close by underwriting. If you want great service and some of the most competitive rates. Apply online at sherryanderson.net

09/17/2025

Cleared to close in just 5 business days 🎉 the great thing is this is not a fluke it happens all the time! Even if my clients don’t want to close quickly at least they can have the peace of mind they are cleared to close while waiting on their closing date. 🏠