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Christine Buemann - Your Mortgage Broker

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Opposed to a bank, I work for you, my clients. I have access to a large and diverse group of lenders, many of whom do not have a physical branch. This provides my clients exclusive access to a wide variety of products and competitive rates. Even though I work for you, I get paid by the financial institution for most transactions. This means that my advice is impartial and based on whatever is in your best interest. This also means that I won’t try to lead you in a certain direction and you are not limited only to the products and services under a particular bank or credit union. After making sure I understand your needs, we will discuss some options and decide which mortgage is best for you and your financial future.

What sets me apart from the competition is that I build my business by referrals, which means that instead of focusing my time and resources on prospecting for new business, I will be devoting myself to serving the needs of my clients, like you. Throughout the process I will keep you updated every step of the way.

All I ask is that while I'm working for you, that you would refer quality people like yourself to me: people who appreciate this same level of attention and expertise. It is in my best interest to provide you with the best service possible so that you refer other quality clients to me based on my hard work and clear results.

 www.christinebuemann.ca
Location: 1338 Central St E, Prince George, BC V2M 3C1, Canada

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