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Arbor Financial Group-Jeff Altman Jeff Altman is a mortgage loan officer through Arbor Financial and is Dedicated to Service. I am a Mortgage Loan Officer for Arbor Financial Group.

CA DRE #01126621 | CA-MO NMLS #233585 | Branch NMLS #1799351
Arbor NMLS #236669 | Arbor DRE #01845041 We take great pride in delivering top-quality services in Mortgage, Real Estate and Insurance!

This is exactly why I do what I do. šŸ”When Amanda reached out after having a frustrating experience with another lender, ...
10/08/2026

This is exactly why I do what I do. šŸ”

When Amanda reached out after having a frustrating experience with another lender, my team and I jumped in to help. We worked through the last-minute hurdles, got everything across the finish line, and helped her close on time — while also securing a significantly better mortgage rate.

I’m incredibly grateful for the recommendation that brought us together and for Amanda’s trust throughout the process. Thank you, Amanda!
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Appraisal and inspection get mentioned in the same breath, but they answer two completely different questions. šŸ”The appr...
10/06/2026

Appraisal and inspection get mentioned in the same breath, but they answer two completely different questions. šŸ”

The appraisal asks: what is this home worth? It's usually ordered by the lender as part of your loan, and it compares the home to recent similar sales to confirm the price is supported. That value helps determine how much can be financed.

The inspection asks: what shape is this home really in? That one is yours. You choose the inspector, and they look at the roof, the major systems, the structure, and safety items so you have the facts before you're fully committed.

An appraisal protects the loan. An inspection protects you. You want both working for you.
Have questions about what happens after your offer is accepted? DM me and I'll walk you through every step before you're in the middle of it.

Happy Sunday!
10/04/2026

Happy Sunday!

If you want to be in a new home before the holidays, the decision point is now — not November. šŸ—ļøWork the timeline backw...
09/29/2026

If you want to be in a new home before the holidays, the decision point is now — not November. šŸ—ļø
Work the timeline backward. A purchase generally moves through four stages:
1ļøāƒ£ Get fully pre-approved — before you tour, not after.
2ļøāƒ£ Find the house and get an offer accepted — usually the longest stretch.
3ļøāƒ£ Underwriting, appraisal, and inspection — the part with real deadlines.
4ļøāƒ£ Closing and keys.
Once you're under contract, the loan side often moves in roughly 30–45 days, though every file is different. Finding the right house typically takes longer than the loan does — and fall adds holidays, vacations, and short weeks that slow everyone's calendar down.
That's why a December closing is really a September decision. Start with the approval, keep your documents current, and you move at your pace instead of the calendar's.
The calendar is the one thing we can't negotiate.

09/29/2026

For more than 30 years, I’ve had the privilege of helping people find and purchase the place they call home. šŸ”
Through every market, every milestone, and every transaction, one thing has remained the same: my commitment to service.

Thank you to every client who has trusted me along the way. It’s a privilege I never take for granted.
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Here is something…I want to take just a minute to tell you about a new book from my friend Kevin Desrosiers. It is takin...
09/29/2026

Here is something…

I want to take just a minute to tell you about a new book from my friend Kevin Desrosiers. It is taking off. I have put the link in the post. He is an amazing person and an incredible speaker.

It’s called Command the Room: How Great Speakers Capture Attention, Build Trust, and Inspire Action.

Now, you might hear ā€œpublic speakingā€ and think this is only for people who get up on a stage. It’s not.

If you’re in sales, lead a team, meet with clients, run a business, or simply need to get your ideas across effectively, you’re speaking to an audience. Sometimes that audience is 500 people, and sometimes it’s one person sitting across the table from you.

Kevin has spent decades speaking, teaching, and leading, and he’s packed that experience into 39 short, practical chapters you can actually put to work.

If communicating effectively is important to what you do, check out Command the Room by Kevin Desrosiers. It’s available now on Amazon.

This is the link if you need it…

Command the Room: How Great Speakers Capture Attention, Build Trust, and Inspire Action

Alas… back to work tomorrow. Luckily, I actually love what I do. šŸ”-------
09/27/2026

Alas… back to work tomorrow.

Luckily, I actually love what I do. šŸ”
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2932 Daimler Street
Santa Ana, CA
92705

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