HPI Financial’s new website is live. Prospective homebuyers may read articles on home loans and the different loan purpose, find out which documents they need in order to apply for a mortgage, and even calculate their mortgage payments.
HPI Financial, one of the top mortgage companies in the San Francisco-San Jose metropolitan area, has just completed work on a new website, https://www.hpifinancial.com/. The site includes updated information on home loans along with educational articles and resources to help customers choose the most suitable types of home loans for their needs.
While the company has extensive experience matching up clients with suitable mortgage loan products in the San Francisco Bay Area, HPI Financial's loan officers consistently noticed that local home-buyers would start shopping for loans well before they understood what they needed in a mortgage.
“A lot of homebuyers come into the process of purchasing a home loan without an understanding of the different types of loans, their pros and cons, and the loan process,” explains HPI Financial Vice President Jeff Phillips. “We wanted to come up with a way to help homebuyers better evaluate their needs and choose the right type of loan. Our new website allows us to provide the resources our clients need to make smart choices.”
HPI Financial’s new site is already live. Prospective homebuyers may read articles on home loans and loan purpose, find out which documents they need in order to apply for a loan, and even calculate their expected mortgage payments. On the company’s blog, they can read industry updates as well as additional tips and advice for buying a home and making timely payments.
HPI Financial is a mortgage company based in Rohnert Park and serving the city and the surrounding area, including Berkeley, Redwood City, and Santa Rosa, CA. The company offers conventional, jumbo, VA and FHA loans, and focuses on home purchase, refinance and debt consolidation. With the new website, it will now be faster and easier than ever for local homebuyers to apply for a loan and move into a home in the SF Bay Area.
