On Wednesday, March 28, from 6:00-7:30 pm, Coast to Coast President Bill Dolan will be holding his free Real Estate Investor Seminar at the Coast to Coast Mortgage office in downtown Wilmington, Delaware. This seminar is perfect for anyone who wants to enter real estate investing and for any current investors who want to maximize their returns. Click here for complete information.

William Dolan, President of Coast to Coast Mortgage is once again scheduled to be the featured guest speaker on Wednesday July 5th on the WHYY "Delaware Tonight News", which is broadcast weekdays on PBS Channel 12 TV from 5:30 to 6:00 PM. The Wednesday Business Interview generally airs around 5:45/5:50. For reference, the Chairman of Sunoco and the CEO of AstraZeneca, N.A. are also regulars to the segment.

William Dolan, President of Coast to Coast Mortgage will be featured Wednesday May 25th on the WILM "Business and Politics in Delaware" program which is broadcast weekdays on AM 1450 from 3:00 to 4:00 PM. The Wednesday business segment airs from 3:00 to 3:30 PM. The program features Delaware’s business and political leaders engaging in stimulating debate.

On May 23rd, William Dolan and Oliver Delgado of Coast to Coast Mortgage became Delaware's first Certified Mortgage Planning Specialists as accredited by the CMPS Institute. The Institute describes a CMPS as "a recognized expert in the area of mortgage planning, cash flow management and real estate equity management." Mr. Dolan and Mr. Delgado both received their certification after scoring in the top 2% of prospective members.

William Dolan, President, of Coast to Coast Mortgage is scheduled to appear again Wednesday, July 13th in the WHYY Delaware Tonight News which is broadcast weekdays on PBS Channel 12 TV from 5:30 to 6:00 PM. The Wednesday Business Interview generally airs around 5:45/5:50. For reference, the Chairman of Sunoco and the CEO of AstraZeneca, N.A. are also regulars to the segment.

In a special issue dedicated to housing, Fortune magazine's Janice Revell said that ARMS are a "far better option" for most homeowners. She recommends ARMs for anyone planning to "move in the next nine years or so" because "[they] would be much better off with the ARM... even in the worst case scenario." She called the higher rates on 30-year mortgages "an insurance policy against further rate increases" and one where you're "paying a juicy premium." An excerpt of the article is available.

The Delaware Money School is a community-based effort to provide free and objective financial education in a hassle-free environment. It is a program of the Delaware Financial Literacy Institute, a non-profit organization.

Today, the Delaware Money School released their schedule of over 50 classes, including "Making the Right Choice in Selecting a Mortgage", presented by Oliver Delgado of Coast to Coast Mortgage Inc. Other classes include "Retiring Soon?" by David Booth of Edward Jones and "Making Asset Allocation Work for You" presented by Jim Walls of A.G. Edwards & Sons. The classes are all free of charge and require pre-registration.

Bill Dolan, a founder of Coast to Coast Mortgage Inc. will appear on the PBS news program "Delaware Tonight" which will air at 5:00PM EST on WHYY. Mr. Dolan will describe how to find the right kind mortgage depending on your financial situation. "Delaware Tonight" airs in all Philadelphia-area markets.

Yesterday, in front of the Credit Union National Association, Alan Greenspan noted that "Many homeowners might have saved tens of thousands of dollars had they held adjustable-rate mortgages rather than fixed-rate mortgages during the past decade." While that doesn't mean that adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) are the right choice for everybody. Things to consider are savings vs. other term choices, the outlook on interest rates in 2007-2014, and the specific terms on each ARM.

For the second time this year, the President of Coast to Coast Mortgage Inc., Bill Dolan, appeared on Delaware Valley-area PBS affiliate WHYY to lend his mortgage expertise to a personal finance program. Among rate outlooks, Mr. Dolan discussed the state of the industry today, and the popular but incorrect Two Percent Myth.