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Mr. Beightol is a native Floridian, born in Jacksonville Florida. He attended Brandon High School where he was a standout in Football and Baseball as well as the top 10 percent of his class. He attended Saint Leo University and the University of Florida and remains an avid Florida Gators fan and booster. He began his career in Mortgage Banking as a loan officer in San Antonio Texas in 1995. He achieved the prestigious Certified Mortgage Banker designation for Residential Mortgage Banking in 1996 and became a Direct Endorsement Underwriter for HUD in 1998. In 2011, Mr. Beightol published the book Yes You Can Buy a Home (Even if You Have Less than Perfect Credit seeking to help as many people as possible to achieve the dream of homeownership. When he is not at work, Mr. Beightol enjoys scuba diving, golf and fishing and Florida Gators sporting events.

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Landmark Mortgage Planners 125 SW Midtown Pl Suite 107, Lake City, FL 32025

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5.0/5   Total 25 reviews

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    Wonderful experience! Neale was always available and very knowledgeable. He took a lot of the stress out of the process.

    Erin Moore

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    Good communication, knowledgeable, speed of transaction(able to close 2 weeks sooner), and pleasant to work with.

    Jonathan Smith

  • "EXCELLENCE..."

    EXCELLENCE communication, education of the loan services available to my buyers, friendly, courteous service, promptness in responding to my questions and concerns, overall an excellent agent and team to work with!

    Lisa Herrero

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Winterizing Your Home

Dec 18, 2020

No matter where you live, winter can signal a dip in temperatures and the possibility of unpredictable weather, including inches of snow and dangerous ice. Even for our HQ team that lives in Southern California, winter can bring some crazy weather! Below are some ways you can help winterize your home. Have your furnace inspected. Since your heating system will probably be running constantly throughout the winter, you should have it inspected annually to help if run efficiently and prevent CO from entering your home. Also remember to change out your HVAC filters every month. Inspect the insulation in your attic and crawlspaces. Warm air rises and leaves the house through the roof, so you should focus on insulation in your ceilings. Insulating the crawlspaces will help keep your floors warm. Seal potential leaks. Seal areas around recessed lights, the attic hatch, and plumbing vents that may be allowing warm air from the living space below to enter the attic. Apply weather stripping. Add weather stripping to doors and caulk window gaps. Make sure all windows are locked to keep out as much cold air as possible. Use a fireplace. If you plan to use it, schedule an inspection and service by a professional to make sure your chimney is clear of debris and make sure that your damper opens, closes, and seals tightly. Insulate pipes. Pipes located in attics, crawl spaces, basements, and near outer walls can be susceptible to freezing in extreme temperatures. Insulate to help prevent your pipes from freezing. When the forecast calls for unusually cold temperatures: Let water drip from hot and cold faucets overnight. Winterize outdoor faucets. Remove all hoses or devices attached to outdoor spigots. Be sure to drain any water left behind in the pipes. Have in-ground sprinkler systems blown out, and turn off water to the outdoor spigots. Firewood. Store your firewood in a dry place at least 30 feet from your home to avoid a fire hazard.

AFN is Thrilled to Welcome Sundance Brennan

Dec 04, 2020

November 5, 2020 – American Financial Network, Inc. (“AFN”) is excited to announce the addition of Branch Vice President of Training and Sales, Sundance Brennan, to our Dallas II branch at 600 East Las Colinas Blvd. Suite 1325, Irving, TX 75039. Sundance brings 15 years of diverse experience in the mortgage industry, including Branch and Team Leadership, Consulting Services, Coaching, Public Speaking and Loan Origination. With more than 20 years of experience in consumer direct sales under his belt, we consider his introduction to the AFN Team to be of great value. In addition to being a bestselling author (The Art of SalesFu*), featured on Audible and having been profiled in numerous publications* (Selling Power, National Association of Sales Professionals, Huffington Post), Mr. Brennan is married to a loving spouse and a parent to 4 beautiful children. He has successfully balanced these to create a rich and dynamic life. He’s even received producer credit on a short film (2013’s Lemonade: Detroit). What you can expect: Quality. Achievement and success are a staple of Sundance’ professional life. You can be comfortable in expecting nothing less from him. Timeliness. At American Financial Network, we pride ourselves on reliable and efficient processes with some of the fastest closing times in the business. Commitment. Sundance brings his commitment to great results to Team AFN, to the benefit of our borrowers and community. Communication. We promise open communication and have the utmost faith in our newest Team member’s ability to keep you engaged and informed. Growth. With our newest addition AFN continuing our momentum in building a power-house sales team across the country. For More Information, Contact: Sundance Brennan sbrennan@afncorp.com NMLS ID 1736575 469.498.9657 https://www.afncorp.com/web/dallasii ISBN-13: 978-0692789995, ISBN-10: 0692789995 https://www.sellingpower.com/2019/03/01/15809/three-ways-to-be-a-better-boss https://www.nasp.com/author/sundance-brennan/ https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-art-of-selling-to-the-4-personality-types-with_b_58a72ccae4b0fa149f9ac508 Refer to www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org and input NMLS #237341 to see where American Financial Network, Inc. is a licensed lender. In all states, the principal licensed office of American Financial Network, Inc. is 10 Pointe Drive, Suite 330, Brea, CA 92821; Phone: (714) 831-4000 (NMLS ID#237341). This is not an offer for extension of credit or commitment to lend. All loans must satisfy company underwriting guidelines. Not all applicants qualify. Information and pricing are subject to change at any time and without notice. The content in this advertisement is for informational purposes only. Products not available in all areas. American Financial Network, Inc. is an Equal Housing Lender.

Your Guide To a Safe Thanksgiving

Nov 12, 2020

Thanksgiving can be a stressful time for many but also a time together with family and friends. Our job at AFN is to make sure you have a safe and enjoyable holiday, so we’ve compiled some great tips to help you this year, including recommendations on how to celebrate during a pandemic. Clear out the Fridge- before you begin filling your Fridge up with all the necessary items, make as much room as you can in your Fridge. If you don’t want to throw things out, fill up a cooler with ice and place those items in there. Keep Your Mashed Potatoes Warm- The only thing worse than lumpy mashed potatoes on Thanksgiving is cold, gluey ones. To keep your spuds warm when every burner of your stovetop is in use, butter your slow-cooker insert, add a little heavy cream and spoon in the potatoes. Set the temp to low and stir every hour or so to keep your potatoes smooth and silky. Chicken Broth To Save The Meal - Overcooked the bird? Before you spirit that platter of dried-out breast meat to the table, drizzle it with a little warm chicken broth. It'll help moisten the meat and add flavor. This is also a good trick for perking up slices that have gone from room temp to cold. Dietary Restrictions- This way, you can adjust or add to the menu as needed, so everyone feels comfortable. And don’t forget about any kids attending: some may have more selective palates, so ask parents what their little ones love to eat and drink. Safety Check- Make sure to clean out your oven well before the holiday, check your smoke alarms, and if you’re frying a turkey never do it near the house and or deck. COVID-19 Tips Gathering Size- Family and friends should consider the number of COVID-19 cases in their community and in the city where they plan to celebrate when deciding whether to host or attend a gathering. Travel- Airports, bus stations, train stations, public transport, gas stations, and rest stops are all places travelers can be exposed to the virus in the air and on surfaces. So remember to stay six feet apart, wash your hands frequently, and wear a mask. Stay Outside- If the weather is permitting, try having your Thanksgiving celebration outside, places with poor ventilation can pose a higher risk. Virtual Celebration- If you choose to stay home, host a virtual celebration with friends and family. From all of us at AFN, we wish you a safe and healthy Thanksgiving!