Churchill Mortgage Delivers More Than 60,000 Free Educational Reports to Consumers - National lender assists thousands to purchase, refinance or sell home

BRENTWOOD, Tenn., Oct. 23, 2012 – Churchill Mortgage announced today that it has delivered more than 60,000 of its free educational reports to thousands of consumers across the nation. Churchill Mortgage is a prominent and financially sound leader in the mortgage industry, providing conventional, FHA, VA and USDA residential mortgages across 26 states.

Dedicated to being a trusted, educational resource for existing or potential borrowers, Churchill’s free reports guide consumers through the various stages of home ownership. Provided in an easy to understand format, these reports aim to help consumers avoid costly mistakes with home purchases, refinances or credit improvement.

Of the 11 reports available from Churchill, the most frequently requested are: “Buying Your First Home,” “Credit Action Kit” and “10 Steps To A Quicker House Sale.” In response to historically low interest rates, Churchill offers refinance reports such as the “Refinancing Handbook,” also among the top requested reports, to enable homeowners who are considering loan modification to capitalize on favorable market conditions. In addition, Churchill’s “10 Myths About Mortgage Financing” provides insight on private mortgage insurance, in-house underwriting, key mistakes to avoid, budgeting and negotiating tips.

For individuals looking to purchase a home, Churchill’s “20 Things You Need To Know About Purchasing” and “Questions to Ask Your Realtor” educate potential borrowers on the home buying process from start to finish. To learn tips and best practices for selling a home, Churchill’s “10 Steps to a Quick House Sale” and “8 Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your Home” offer relevant advice to quickly and efficiently sell a home.

“Buying a home is never an easy process, especially for the growing number of first-time homebuyers,” said Tony Neihoff, real estate agent, Remax Realty Source. “With Churchill’s free reports, individuals who are thinking about purchasing a home – whether it’s that person’s first home or third – now have access to valuable tools and resources to answer questions and provide tips to make the process much easier. Many of my clients have benefited from these reports, so I certainly plan to recommend them for years to come.”

“Churchill’s consultative approach and strong commitment to local borrowers are primary reasons why we offer free reports,” said Mike Hardwick, president of Churchill Mortgage. “Purchasing a home is one of the biggest – if not the biggest – purchases a person will ever make. It’s an intimidating process and we found it necessary to provide easy-to-read guides that address common concerns. I’m thrilled that we’ve provided our reports to thousands of individuals and families, and we look forward to providing even more.”

To download Churchill Mortgage’s free reports, visit https://www.churchillmortgage.com/resources.