Blog Review: Home Loans Midwest

By Sari R. Updated on 8/17/2012

Home Loans Midwest is a blog written by David Kosmecki, a loan counselor for Mortgages Unlimited.  The blog is an excellent resource for mortgage professionals and non-mortgage professionals alike, as every number or statistic provided is complimented with an analysis by Kosmecki.  Overall, this makes for a very enjoyable blog to be subscribed to.    

Kosmecki has over 30 years of experience in the real estate and mortgage industries, and it shows through the wealth of relevant content posted on this blog.  Every week, Kosmecki posts a “What’s Ahead for Mortgage Rates this Week” post and discusses exactly what this means for applicants with certain credit scores as well as giving advice about whether or not that particular week is a good week to lock in mortgage rates.  The blog includes plenty of graphs and charts that make the data visually jump out at readers.  This is particularly helpful for those non-mortgage professionals who find themselves scouring the site.  Kosmecki also posts relevant titles as they emerge, such as “Home Affordability Sinks for the First Time in 12 Months.”

The blog’s tagline is: “The skinny on what’s affecting mortgages,” and this couldn’t be more accurate for how the blog reads.  Home Loans Midwest provides concise, straightforward information that doesn’t stray at all from the necessary information.  Home Loans Midwest is also a very socially relevant blog -  the blog has links for you to share the content on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, StumbleUpon, and more.  Kosmecki has also posted a variety of YouTube videos on the right-hand-side of the page that provide explanations for various mortgage news and mortgage updates.

Home Loans Midwest has been updated daily since 2006 with fresh content, so you can always count on Home Loans Midwest for a relevant mortgage update.  Overall, Lender411 gives Home Loans Midwest 5/5 stars for providing fresh, relevant and concise content that can be enjoyed by mortgage professionals and non-mortgage professionals alike.