Jan Leasure - Libertyville, IL Mortgage Broker

Are you curious why so many people choose us to help them buy and sell homes? Let Liz Cannon tell you. Here at Liberty Mortgage, we value our clients’ well-being above all else. As a testament to our dedication and the quality of service we provide, today we’ve brought in a former client of ours, Liz Cannon, to share her experience of working with us. “I could not be happier with Jan and her team and their services, hard work, and dedication,” Liz says. “They seriously were a lifesaver during

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I think Joe Maddon is not only a great baseball coach, but he also has some great philosophies on life I’d like to share with you. Today, I wanted to share with you an inspirational quote by Joe Maddon, the coach of the reigning World Series champion Chicago Cubs: “If I’m honest with you, you might not like me for a day or two, but if I lie to you, you’re going to hate me forever.” That line would be my next tattoo if I could minimize it enough. In my business, it’s important to be very

We’d like to encourage you to help us support our Lake County veterans by donating to the Veterans Closet. If you'd like my free e-book of the Top 10 Credit Do's and Don'ts, you cancontact me! My team and I just wanted to pass along a quick message to encourage all of you to help us support the veterans of Lake County, IL and the Veterans Closet this year. We would like to ask all of you to please bring your extra coats, gloves, hats, scarves, and socks to our office and place them in the bin

When I’m working with one of my clients, one of the first pieces of advice I give—especially to first-time home buyers who have limited income and limited reserves in the bank—is to always negotiate a closing cost credit. A closing cost credit results in the seller paying your closing costs. They’re not giving you money at closing; instead, what they’re doing is building in the cost of your closing into the purchase of your home. For example, let’s say you’re purchasing a home that costs