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What Is The EAP (Equity Acceleration Program) System?

USMR (US Mortgage Reduction, Inc.), THE Mortgage Loan Financial Services leader, offers the homeowner a simple, highly effective, proven system (EAP) that helps them save literally 10's of $1,000's of dollars in interest payments on their mortgages, helps reduce their mortgage term by up to a third, and allows them to build home equity three times faster than normal, all without very expensive refinancing.

This is accomplished by tailoring a homeowner's payment method to the way most Americans get paid...every two weeks. Instead of paying monthly, half a mortgage payment is debited every two weeks from the account of the homeowners's choice, thus making the equivalent of thirteen (13) monthly mortgage payments vs. the normal twelve (12). The results are amazing, on a typical 30-year, $100,000 mortgage, with an interest rate of 8.5%, a homeowner would save OVER $50,000 in interest payments!

After a homeowner enrolls in the EAP program, USMR automatically transfers half a mortgage payment every two (2) weeks from the homeowner's primary checking or savings account into a MPAP trust account set up in their name. These trust accounts are administered by America's fifth (5th) largest bank, Citibank FSB.

Each month, approximately four (4) days before the homeowners' mortgage comes due, a check is issued in the homeowners name and forwarded to their mortgage lender from their personal TRUST account. Money from this account can ONLY be used to make mortgage payments and nothing else. No third party ever has control or touches this money, and the money is fully insured up to $100,000 by the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Company) for the homeowners security.

If SAVING 10's of $1,000's of dollars on your mortgage is something that appeals to you, and increasing your net-worth and building equity three times (3x) faster than normal sounds like something you'd be interested in, please call us to request a FREE confidential mortgage analysis, or better yet, complete the on-line form and we'll send you your FREE confidential mortgage analysis via the US Postal Service within 24-48 hours of request receipt.

Or, if you'd like, you can visit our friends at Mortgage-X.com and use their mortgage calculator to quickly estimate how paying bi-weekly can SIGNIFICANTLY reduce your long term payment total and loan duration (note that this calculation is a CLOSE approximation of what your new payment and savings plan will look like, but NOT representative of what the actual payment schedule developed for you, the homeowner, will be).

You'll soon see just how much you can save by using our
bi-weekly mortgage payment plan vs. your current mortgage schedule. You'll save a lot of time and a ton of money, and after-all, isn't that really what it's all about?!

Call or fill out the on-line form RIGHT NOW for your FREE confidential mortgage analysis...you'll be glad you did!

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