Paige Dwyer
Mortgage Specialist
I graduated from Michigan State University. Go Green! I began my Mortgage career as a Loan Closer where I worked closely with the Title Agency to ensure closing documents were delivered on time for a smooth closing. Shortly after I was promoted to a Loan Processor where I worked directly with the home-buyer to verify documentation (income, assets, employment, etc.) and help them through the process. After roughly two years in that position, I was then promoted to Loan Officer where I would take mortgage applications and create different options for future homeowners to choose from. In my time in the industry, I have worked on various loan types, including Conventional, FHA, VA, THDA and USDA. I am licensed in Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin.
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"Very professional and courteous."
Leovic M. | Jul 2020
"Good service good rate low fees"
Trevor C. | Jun 2020
"Good rate and great customer service."
Matthew G. | Jun 2020
"My Agent Paige was Awesome she made this experience go fast efficient and no hassle . She is the All Star and deserves the MVP at this company."
Ramari B. | May 2020
"Very easy to take care of everything online."
Daniel R. | Mar 2020
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VA
If you meet the eligibility requirements of the VA program, gifts or grants may be used for down payments. Up to 100% financing may be available for qualified borrowers. Most VA loans require the borrower to pay a 'funding fee'. This fee may be paid out of pocket or financed into the loan amount. At the direction of the United States Congress and the Department of Veterans Affairs VA Funding Fees may increase or decrease without notice. Guaranteed Rate, Inc. is a private corporation organized under the laws of the State of Delaware. It has no affiliation with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, the US Department of Agriculture, or any other government agency.
Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARMs)
Interest rates and payments may increase after consummation. After the initial fixed period, your interest rate may change periodically according to the market index. Any change may significantly impact your monthly payment. Since the index in the future is unknown, the First Adjusted Rate and Payments displayed are based on the current index plus the margin (fully indexed rate) at time of scenario/disclosure. Before choosing an ARM, you should decide if you can manage the maximum estimated payment if the rate increases. To fully understand minimum and maximum payments, please speak to a mortgage loan expert.