AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation

Alexis M. Lentini is a dedicated AmeriSave Mortgage Expert with a deep passion for real estate and homeownership. As a Kentucky native and outdoor enthusiast, she brings a dynamic energy to our team. When she’s not helping clients achieve their dreams, you can find her running, kayaking, or spending time with her Great Dane and German Shepherd. 🐶 Join us in celebrating Alexis and her dedication to helping homeowners succeed! 👏

Providing exceptional service, clear communication, and on-time closings—that’s what we strive for at AmeriSave! 🏡 Elda’s experience is a testament to our commitment to making home financing seamless. Plus, we’re proud to offer Spanish-speaking support, ensuring more families can achieve their homeownership goals with confidence. ¡Gracias por confiar en nosotros, Elda! 💙

How much are your monthly credit card payments? According to our recent survey, 31% of homeowners pay over $1,000/month on credit cards, and 1 in 10 homeowners owe $15,000+ in credit card debt. Credit Card Reduction Day is a reminder to spend wisely—credit card transactions don’t immediately reflect on your bank balance like debit card payments, making it easy to lose track of expenses. If you're facing high-interest payments, home equity could be a game changer for consolidating debt—but only 4.2% of our survey respondents have used it. Which strategies are you using to reduce your debt? 👇 #DebtRelief #HELOC #HomeEquity #CreditCardReductionDay

Homeownership isn’t just about having a place to live—it’s also a powerful financial tool. If you’ve built up equity in your home, you might be considering ways to leverage it to meet your financial goals. Two of the most common options are a HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) and a Cash-Out Refinance, but the right choice depends on your needs and long-term plans. ✔ HELOC – Think of this as a revolving line of credit, similar to a credit card but secured by your home. It’s ideal for ongoing expenses like home renovations, tuition, or unexpected costs since you can borrow as needed and pay interest only on what you use. ✔ Cash-Out Refinance – This replaces your current mortgage with a new one, allowing you to take out a lump sum of cash based on your home’s equity. It’s often a good choice for those looking to consolidate debt, make major purchases, or invest in large-scale home improvements. Both options come with their own risks and benefits, and the best decision depends on factors like interest rates, repayment flexibility, and your long-term financial goals. Have you considered tapping into your home’s equity? What factors are guiding your decision? Let us know in the comments! Want to explore your best fit? Start your application here: https://lnkd.in/gR42tXw7

Join us in celebrating Melissa’s creativity and dedication to providing expert care to our customers here at AmeriSave! 👏✨ She’s a PRO at problem-solving, communication, and making the mortgage process smoother for our clients. Outside of work, she enjoys quality time with her husband, adult daughter, and three stepchildren. She’s also quite the hobbyist—whether it’s makeup tutorials, crocheting, painting, doing nails, or gardening, she’s always crafting something beautiful! 🎨🌿💅 Ready to explore creative solutions to your financial goals? Our team has you covered! Start here: apply.amerisave.com

Since 1986, single women have consistently outpaced single men in homeownership, and it's a trend that is still going strong! 📈 It’s inspiring to see women taking charge in real estate, securing financial independence, and building generational wealth. Homeownership is journey filled with opportunities that belong to everyone. Are you part of this trend? Share your homeownership journey in the comments!

Closing on a home ahead of schedule? That’s the AmeriSave way! We’re committed to making the mortgage process smooth, efficient, and stress-free. Stories like Sabrina’s remind us why we do what we do—helping buyers achieve their homeownership goals with ease and confidence. Thank you for trusting us, Sabrina! Wishing you all the best in your new home. 🏡❤️

Before 1974, women couldn’t secure a mortgage without a male co-signer. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act changed the game, paving the way for greater financial independence. Today, women are not just buying homes—they’re leading the way in homeownership, building wealth, and shaping the future of real estate. Let’s continue breaking barriers and championing financial empowerment for all! 💪🏡

If you’re planning to buy a home, you’ve likely come across the terms prequalification and preapproval—but what’s the difference, and why does it matter? Although both can help you understand your buying power, they serve different purposes in the mortgage process. ✔ Prequalification – A quick, informal estimate of how much you might be able to borrow based on self-reported financial information. It’s a great starting point but doesn’t carry much weight when making an offer. ✔ Preapproval – A more in-depth process where lenders verify your income, credit, and financial history to provide a specific loan amount. A preapproval letter signals to sellers that you’re a serious buyer and can give you a competitive edge in a fast-moving market. While prequalification helps you explore your options, preapproval puts you in a stronger position when it’s time to make an offer. Want more insights? Check out our in-depth guide here: https://lnkd.in/gEnqDtbz