Accunet Mortgage was started in 1999, and through the tireless work of our expert loan officers has gained recognition as a top-ranked direct-to-consumer lender. We provide professional guidance to ensure the best mortgage available is obtained to clients in the service areas of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, and Florida.
We’re pleased to have been recognized with the prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year Award by Microsoft and Ernst & Young in addition to being selected as a Future 50 Company. We are committed to civic involvement through our support of Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity and Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin’s where we have established the Accunet Mortgage Fund for School-Based Health Clinics.
Our mission is to use our award-winning team of expert loan officers to help guide our clients in finding the best mortgage deal possible.
Visit us at www.accunet.com, and hit that blue button to get started on home buying, refinancing or finding out about our other loan options!
Licensed Wisconsin Mortgage Banker - Licensed Minnesota Mortgage Banker - Florida Licensed Correspondent Lender
Illinois Residential Mortgage Licensee - Licensed in Illinois by the Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation, Division of Banking, 122 South Michigan Avenue, Suite 1900, Chicago, IL 60603 Phone 312-793-3000. IL License # MB 5724.
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N16W23217 Stone Ridge Dr
#110
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53188, US
We'll be back at it as soon as the thermometer turns around!
As temperatures start to drop, we are reminiscing on our amazing summer build season with incredible sponsors. Zilber Family Foundation Sargento Accunet Mortgage LLC NMLS ID#255368 American Family Insurance Johnson Controls and so many more!
The Milwaukee Bucks Inc. tip off tonight against the Toronto Raptors Basketball Club Inc. If you're thinking about moving to the Great White North, you'll need to sign that supermax basketball contract though. The median home value in the Canadian Queen City was north of $1,200,000 at the end of last year. In and around Milwaukee, median home value in 2024 was ~$320,000. Tip of the cap to the Wisconsin REALTORS® Association as well as the The Canadian Real Estate Association | L'Association canadienne de l'immobilier.
Meetings are like music. Or Math. Or both.
I simplify mortgage to buy & refi | Maestro of the Mortgage Metaphor | Divorce Mortgage Expert | Dad on #DiaperDuty | Oxford Comma Advocate | Recovering Musician | NMLS ID 328847
Meetings are like rock&roll: the audience sees three minutes but the band spent 33 minutes woodshedding that one song. We did December 1 on 1s with everyone on the Accunet Mortgage | NMLS #255368 team this week. A couple thoughts: 1. Prep: Even for a 25 minute conversation, the time to be ready and not-tap-dancing for that is at least 2x (probably more). If it sounds like your leader is playing jazz, they are. 2. Go small. Avoid the trap to try to fix it all in one meeting. Leaders are in the relationship business. Not the fix-it business. You’re in the people business. Small and meaningful is like eating the elephant. Just because you’re hungry to make progress doesn’t mean you can stomach the whole thing (or whatever the extended metaphor might be!) 3. Make commitments: it is easy to let ourselves down. It is brutal to disappoint somebody else. I don’t make promises though. I promise to try like hell. But I may fall short. We might fall short together. But we’ll know what worked and what didn’t and step back up to try again. It makes me think about high school math teachers always asking us to Show Your Work. I never realized geometry class would translate to being a leader. But it clicked in mind in a small way this week that I did not expect.
Helping an Accunet client save $2,500 is huge!
I simplify mortgage to buy & refi | Maestro of the Mortgage Metaphor | Divorce Mortgage Expert | Dad on #DiaperDuty | Oxford Comma Advocate | Recovering Musician | NMLS ID 328847
My client had a $4,170 balance on their $4,500 credit card limit. That's 93% utilization. If all they did was take out a personal loan for the balance, their credit score would jump from 648 to 728. Let's say that again for the people in the back! An 80 point jump in credit score. Just from tidying things up. Oh, and they'd save $2,500 in closing costs with their new credit score for the same rate.