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Lyons Mortgage Services Inc. is an active secondary market and portfolio lender for both residential and commercial real estate transactions. Through a simple process, flexible underwriting criteria tailored to varied needs and above all, speed and efficiency, we ensure that mortgage credit is readily availale for all borrowers at lower prices

What makes Lyons Different:

1. Multiple Mortgage Loan Products - Even if you require a low down payment , we offer multiple personalized loan products that can accomodate your current and future mortgage needs.

2. Simple Process-We take the mystery out of the mortgage process, by our commitment to educating you every step of the way.

3. Speed - Speed is everything, especially in the mortgage industry. It is the indespensable ingredient to competitiveness. Through the latest mortgage technology, we are dedicated to finacing the home of your dreams fast, so that you can spend more time in, than setting your foot in the door.

4. Industry Leading Rates: As a direct mortgage lender, we focus solely on real estate financing. Offering a speedy approval process, we are in a position to provide competitive rates with no hidden charges or costs.

5. Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed: Our Customer service representatives are devoted to fulfilling all your needs and to support you by providing answers and solutions throughout the life of your loan. You can even check loan activity online anytime.

Contact us now, for a free pre-approval by phone at 718.267.2000 or visit our website at www.lyonsonline.com


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