InvestorNewsBreaks — Advisors Mortgage Group Weekly Show to Hit the Road in 2023 for Live Appearances

Jan 10, 2023

Advisors Mortgage Group, based in Ocean Township, New Jersey, has announced that its weekly show that provides information about the mortgage and real estate markets will be traveling this year. The Jon & Jim Show is scheduled for live appearances beginning this year, with the first show slated for Jan. 17, 2023, at the Bristol, Pennsylvania, Advisors Mortgage branch. The show features hosts Jon Iacono, a business development manager/market analyst, and Jim Ragan, a renovation department manager. The pair started the show in 2019, with each segment featuring in-depth discussions. The weekly show provides an extensive analysis of the current market, including home sales data, mortgage-backed security charting, and analysis along with mortgage rate forecasting, updates on the Federal Reserve, sales motivation, and more. A former mortgage broker, Iacono also worked at Mortgage Market Guide and then MBS Highway, which is a cutting-edge digital platform that helps mortgage professionals interpret and communicate the mortgage rate and real estate markets. Ragan has designed and managed sales and operations for FHA 203(k) and Fannie Mae HomeStyle products for three decades. “My goal with the Jon & Jim Show is to help our listeners understand the mortgage and housing markets without all of the smoke and mirrors created by various other sources,” said Jon & Jim Show host Jon Iacono in the press release. “We tell it how it is and take a deep dive into the data and reports every week. Jim and I want to help loan officers become trusted advisors who build trust through articulating knowledge and by connecting the dots of many market-moving reports and bond market volatility.”

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About Advisors Mortgage Group LLC

With big dreams and even bigger determination, Advisors Mortgage was founded in October 1999 by a single loan officer in a 400-square-foot office in Shrewsbury, New Jersey. In the years since its formation, Advisors has grown to serve not only the greater New Jersey area but also a vast portion of the United States. With branch offices up and down the East Coast and its corporate office in Ocean Township, New Jersey, Advisors Mortgage has established itself as a pillar of excellence in the mortgage industry. The company’s immense experience is its greatest asset and is the foundation of the success of the company and every Advisors branch and loan officer. In 2005, Advisors Mortgage Group was designated by the Federal Housing Authority as a Full Eagle FHA Underwriter. As a Full Eagle, Advisors has been able to expand its loan volume by approving loans that a majority of the competition could not dream of. The company has built a platform for a seamless and stress-free mortgage process for customers, and all branches share the same mission. Advisors understands that success cannot be attained without teamwork and communication, two of the company’s most important strengths. For more information about the company, visit www.AdvisorsMortgage.com.

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