“In a world full of professionals going after their commissions, Alejandro is the professional who prioritizes the relationship. Alejandro goes above and beyond, and he has a very proactive client service model. He is great at managing expectations, responds quickly and tells you what is going to happen beforehand so you are never caught off guard.”

with podcast host Brett Van Alstine

Alejandro Szita explored a few industries before finding his true calling as a mortgage expert. Born in Chile, Szita eventually made his way to the U.S. and worked hard to find success in California’s competitive real estate market.

Today, Szita is the President of Prosperity Lending, and he’s exposing mortgage loan secrets that benefit business owners and entrepreneurs looking to become homeowners.

“My name is Nolan and not too long ago, my wife and I wanted to refinance our home. We were very concerned about finding a broker who was honest, knowledgeable, and one we could trust because being elderly, this will probably be the last time we will ever do this. Alejandro came highly recommended by a friend and we decided to give him a shot.”

“I know that if I send him my clients, he will do the right thing for them and they will be happy.”

In his book entitled “Debt: the first 5,000 years,” author David Graeber details how since the dawn of civilization (starting with the first known Sumerian civilization around 3,000 years BC), average interest rates have been hovering around 5-8 percent.

When you refer a client to us for mortgage services, this is what they can expect from the mortgage process. Below are the steps of what you can expect as the realtor in the transaction.

The federal target rate is currently between 0% and 0.25%. Federal reserve leaders have forecasted that by the end of 2022, the federal funds rate will be between 0.75% and 1%.

Here are four buyer’s agent tips!

Here are some quick facts about what our mortgage brokerage can do for you.

Christmas is a time for celebration, sharing with others, reconnecting, taking a break, affirming one's ideals and planning for the next year…

To refinance or to not refinance, that should be the question! just because interest rates go down does not mean you should refinance! I bet you never heard this from a mortgage broker.