Central Coast Lending

Dan Podesto and Jason Grote, co-owners of Central Coast Lending, dive into many interesting and important topics on this weeks Mortgage Matters show. After opening the show with a discussion on the Dow and Jason's new found enthusiasm for the Vina Robles Amphitheater, they are joined by this weeks guest, local relator and investment property expert, Mary McNally.

Join us as Dan and Jason recap on a very successful 4th of July spent in lovely Morro Bay and recent market reports with a highlight on the job market.

As Dan and Jason, co-owners of Central Coast Lending, try to beat the heat that has recently come over the central coast they discuss many pressing as well as exciting topics. With the last FOMC meeting and statements made by chairman Bernanke, the market was shocked and rates shot up. However, recent statements made by some of the Fed members have been reassuringly calming as rates have begun to lower slightly. Jason predicts that rates will stay around the four and a half range, which he believes is a healthy point for our market right now.

This was a big week for Mortgage Matters, and we aren't talking the mortgage rate hike that is all over the news. Central Coast Lending's Molly Schiff joins Daniel Podesto and Jason Grote to film a few teasers and promotional spots. How will radio personalities cope in front of a camera? Check in with www.MortgageMatters920.com next week to see the faces of your brave hosts in this first-time feature. On air, Dan and Jason dare to ask the important questions. Like: "Do people care more about the Federal Reserve or North West (Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's baby)?" Rates are higher and the Federal Reserve is all over the news. Will lenders cut back? Demand drop? Or will our instinct towards self-preservation lead us to compromise? Within the industry bubble, this stuff is huge. Outside of it? Producer Jim Richards responds: "I probably care about that North West Kardashian more." Well... Jim admits that is an exaggeration. But the point remains. Do people care about this technical stuff? If you are tun

Join us as our very own Mortgage Matters co-hosts, Jason Grote and Dan Podesto, discuss the recent news updates concerning mortgage rates and home prices, as well as the current changes in the outlook for the U.S. market and economy. Later in the show, Dan and Jason are joined by Russ Goldman of G.J. Gardner Homes. Listen in as they discuss his background in the homes business and what their aims are as a business.

Tune in as Central Coast Lending's co-hosts, Jason Grote and Dan Podesto, discuss this past weeks news updates. Jason and Dan dive into the recent rise in interest rates and what that means for our economy, consumer spending, unemployment rates, and sales of bank-owned homes.

This week on Mortgage Matters co-owners of Central Coast Lending, Jason Grote and Dan Podesto, discuss the volatility of the market over the past week. Re-pricing of interest rates throughout the day over the past week signaled increasing loan prices. Jason and Dan examine how the Fed’s use of quantitative easing to create inflation has led to these price increases. Later they cover recent changes in the jobless rate and the continued increases in home price.

Tune in as Mortgage Matters Radio hosts Jason Grote and Dan Podesto discuss the recent increase in jobless claims, the increase in median price for new and existing houses, and the confidence in the economy’s future health. Later, Jason and Dan are joined by Dan Ferreira from Ferreira Contracting.

Co-owner Jason Grote was joined by Wes Burk of Patterson Realty as a co-host in Dan Podesto’s absence on the most recent airing of Mortgage Matters Radio. During the first hour of the show our co-hosts discussed the recent trends in the housing market, what the decreasing employment rate really means, and current consumer outlook. Jason was later joined by Julia Ogden of Habitat for Humanity as Julia expanded on Habitat for Humanity’s history, goals, and how to get involved.

Listen in as your hosts Jason and Dan, joined by returning guest Wes Burk from Patterson Realty discuss recent economic growth, consumer sentiment, increases in home sales and prices, and unemployment aid application increases on our five-year anniversary of Mortgage Matters Radio! With the great volatility in unemployment benefits, Jason and Dan discussed the not-so-alarming news of increases in the number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits. Unemployment aid applications increased just 4,000 last week; an increase that keeps applications at a sustainable level suggesting that March’s decreased hiring may be temporary. The Fed has reported that economic growth has been moderate across the United States in late February and March due to a strengthening housing recovery and increased auto sales. All 12 of our Federal bank’s showed moderate or modest growth, and growth even accelerated in the New York and Dallas banking districts.