Author: Christian Dieterle

Christian Dieterle is committed to taking great care of people who are looking to buy or refinance a home. Christian has been in the mortgage industry since 2002 , and held a Series 7/66 securities licenses and has a strong background in financial planning. Christian is your trusted mortgage consultant. The cornerstone of his practice is consistent and strong communication and customer service, coupled with creative financing options, such as FHA, VA, USDA, HUD 184, Conventional, Jumbo, Down Payment Assistance loans, FHA 203K & Fannie Mae Homestyle Renovation loans. Christian treats all of his customers with the same level of great service and integrity whether they are first-time homebuyers, seasoned investors, or those not yet credit-worthy to purchase or refinance. Christian Dieterle has been an Arizona resident since 1977 and is a graduate of Brophy College Preparatory. He attended Baylor University in Texas, but returned to his beloved home state after graduation. Christian l…

Conventional Loan Closes on Planned Unit Development in Flagstaff, AZ

E Mortgage Capital funds a conventional loan on a planned unit development in Flagstaff, AZ. Learn how this 30 year fixed loan came together in 28 days.

Conventional Purchase Loan Closes in Cornville, AZ with 5 Percent Down

E Mortgage Capital closes a conventional 30 year fixed purchase loan in Cornville, AZ. Learn how this buyer purchased with just 5 percent down.

Cash Out Refinance in Flagstaff, AZ: How This Homeowner Unlocked Equity in 31 Days

See how a Flagstaff homeowner completed a cash out refinance on their primary residence. Learn how this conventional loan worked from start to finish.

The 10-K Warranty Line Item That Challenges Builder Scale Claims

If you have been following my blog posts over the years, you know I love digging into the details that most people overlook. After more than two decades in the mortgage industry and a background in financial planning with my Series 7/66 experience, I have developed a habit of reading between the lines when it […]

New Leadership at Bluegrass Realtors: What It Means for Kentucky Homebuyers

Hey there, friends! I have been watching the real estate world for over two decades now, and if there is one thing I have learned, it is that leadership changes in major real estate associations can signal exciting shifts in local housing markets. Today, I want to talk about some big news coming out of […]

Summer Heat Sets In Across Northeast Housing Markets: What Buyers Need to Know

If you have been watching the housing markets across the Northeast this summer, you have probably noticed something that feels a lot like the temperature outside: things are heating up fast. From Rochester to Boston and Buffalo, buyers are feeling the pressure of a market that simply does not have enough homes to go around. […]

AI-Powered MLS Technology Is Transforming Central Texas Real Estate Access

If you have been following real estate technology news lately, you know that artificial intelligence is making some serious waves in how we access and use property data. The Central Texas market is now seeing expanded AI-powered access to MLS information, and as someone who has been in the mortgage industry since 2002, I have […]

Headwinds Continue: What Rising Fuel Prices and Market Volatility Mean for Your Mortgage Plans

If you have been following the mortgage market lately, you have probably noticed that things feel a bit choppy. And honestly, that is putting it mildly. We are in the middle of what I like to call a headwinds season, where multiple factors are pushing against the favorable rate environment that borrowers are hoping for. […]

Most Retirement Savers Want an Easy Button for Planning: What This Means for Your Mortgage Strategy

If there is one thing I have learned in over two decades in the mortgage and financial services industry, it is that people are busy. Life moves fast, responsibilities pile up, and when it comes to planning for the future, most of us wish there was just an easy button we could press to make […]

Trump Says He Won’t Sign ROAD Act, But It Could Still Become Law Tonight

Well folks, if you have been following housing policy news lately, you know things can change in the blink of an eye. And tonight, we might see something pretty unusual happen in Washington that could affect the mortgage and housing landscape going forward. President Trump has announced he will not sign the ROAD to Housing […]