“Your smile is your logo, your personality is your business card, how you leave others feeling after having an experience with you becomes your trademark.” – Jay Danzie

Any real estate property you own is likely the most important asset you have.

When dealing with any financial matters connected to real estate, experience matters.

Our firm has been providing consumers with the tools necessary to improve their financial well-being for many years. We have over 30 years in the mortgage lending industry and take each client through a qualifying period before determining the proper course of action. Whether you just have a few questions, need advice or currently experiencing some kind of financial hardship and would like to see if you qualify for a lower payment call or email us so we can evaluate your specific circumstances. These programs are not a one size fits all, which is why you need a customized approach when it comes to your finances.

Our Story

Assurity Retention Solutions takes pride and passion in helping clients get access to programs that otherwise cannot on their own. Every client that has been helped by our firm had either tried on their own and failed or hired a company that failed them. With 30 years in the mortgage finance industry, you could not be in better hands. We take a unique approach with each client, which is why most of our clients are referrals from homeowners we’ve helped.

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Wells Fargo agrees to $50 million settlement over homeowner fees

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CFPB Orders Citi Subsidiaries to Pay $28.8 Million for Giving the Runaround to Borrowers Trying to Save Their Homes

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