About Jason
With big dreams and even more determination, Advisors Mortgage Group, LLC was founded in October 1999 by a single loan officer in a 400 square foot office in Shrewsbury, New Jersey. In the years since its formation, Advisors has grown to serve not only the greater New Jersey area, but also a vast portion of the United States.
Our immense experience is our greatest asset and is the foundation of the success of the company and every Advisors branch and loan officer.
Licensed in FL, NJ, PA
Free guides from Jason
First-Time Buyer Guide
Why own, the 7-step path, the document checklist and the do’s and don’ts — read it here, no download.
Home Buyer Guide
Programs, paperwork and pitfalls — the full buying playbook.
Home Seller Guide
Selling and buying at the same time? Start here.
Where to find Jason
Jason works out of our Ocean, NJ – Rosetti office. Branch NMLS #33041.
What clients say about Jason
16 client reviews
Verified client reviews via Experience.com
Jason was an amazing help throughout the buying process - from pre approval to the closing, he was very informative with every step, and quick to reply whenever we had a question. Would absolutely recommend him to anyone looking to buy! 10/10.
We had a great experience with Advisors Mortgage. Jason was very helpful and explained everything in simplistic detail.
Thank you very much.
Jason was proactive from day one. From compiling the necessary information, to sending emails with to-do lists, Jason was on top of it all. Jason answered the phone without fail. On top of all of that, Jason was considerate, professional, and polite. Danielle Tripoli was responsive, efficient, and respectful. She was able to answer difficult questions even after her work hours.
Excellent experience with Jason! I will always do my mortgage work through this company! Highly recommend!
5 stars! Jason is the best. Second time working with him on a home loan. Goes above and beyond for his clients. Great communication. Highly recommend.
Working with Jay was amazing. He was always there at ANY minute to answer questions, offer guidance, and to chat through anything top of mind for us. We bought our second home with Jay and of course had many questions. Jay thoroughly answered any question we had, no matter how silly it was. He made the process so easy and less daunting. Even closing was efficient! I would absolutely use Jay again and would recommend him to anyone I know. Thank you for creating such a seamless experience!!
Jason was amazing to work with. He was super easy to communicate with and always made time for us for any questions we had. Jason made the process super easy!
He make me feel it was so easy, and trust, they way he talks to me on the phone, he makes it feels easy thanks Jason.
All were great
Jason was very helpful and knowledgeable to us as first time home buyers! Patiently answered all our questions throughout this lengthy process.
Jason is efficient, knowledgeable, and personable. He saved us LOTS of money and made the process very simple. I HIGHLY recommend Jason!
Very easy process and I was put at ease. No problem was too big to handle or to get an answer y
Thank you for Making the process easy!
Jason was very knowledgeable and broke down every loan option into simple explanations for the buyers for review and analysis and provided cost comparative reports which helped tremendously. Jason was in constant communication and kept us informed throughout the loan approval process leaving little to know stress on the buyer's end. I Highly recommend Jason!
Jason made my home buying experience so easy. I’m a first time home buyer so I had no clue what I was doing. He explained everything each step of the way & made sure that I got the right loan for me. He answered all my questions promptly & kept me on track to close in a timely matter.
Latest market updates
The latest PCE inflation report came in cooler than expected, giving both stocks and bonds a boost. Headline inflation rose just 0.3% for the month, while the year-over-year rate fell from 3.7% to 3.4%, better than forecasts. Core inflation, which excludes food and energy, increased only 0.2% and declined from 3.3% to 3.0% annually.
The softer inflation data could reduce pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise rates immediately. New York Fed President John Williams indicated there is no urgency to act following September’s rate hike, although he still expects another increase may be needed later this year.
One area of concern is consumer finances. The savings rate dropped from 4.6% to 4.1%, its lowest level in four years, suggesting consumers continue to spend while saving less.
The inflation report was encouraging for financial markets and showed meaningful progress toward lower inflation, which could help ease some of the upward pressure on interest rates if the trend continues.
Source: MBS Highway
The housing market is shifting in buyers’ favor as more homes become available and competition eases. Redfin reported that,“Sellers outnumbered buyers by 58% in August, the biggest gap in Redfin’s records, driven by a surge in listings and stagnant demand”.
This is the widest gap since Redfin began tracking in 2013. Also interesting is that housing supply reached its highest level in more than a decade, giving buyers more choices and negotiating power.
Affordability remains a challenge, with mortgage rates around 7% and the median existing-home price rising 1.6% year over year. Pending sales and mortgage applications have declined, as high costs and economic uncertainty keep some buyers on the sidelines. Many homeowners are also hesitant to trade their existing low mortgage rates for higher ones.
In some markets, homes are taking longer to sell, prompting sellers to adjust prices and increase marketing efforts. Buyers with substantial cash or home equity are especially well positioned, although the overall sales pace through August remained largely unchanged from last year.
For buyers who are financially ready, greater selection and less competition offer an encouraging opportunity to find a home that fits their needs and budget.
The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, bringing the target range to 3.75%–4.00%. The Fed made the move because they feel that inflation remains elevated, while consumer spending, business investment and the labor market continue to show resilience. Higher rates are intended to slow demand and help return inflation to the Fed’s 2% goal.
Although the Fed does not directly set mortgage rates, its decisions influence the bond market and investors’ inflation expectations. When the Fed hikes rates it can be seen as deflationary since it makes borrowing money more expensive and slows down the movement of money. Bond investors’ arch enemy is inflation so a push from the Fed to fight inflation can garner more attention from investors to purchase more bonds which would help mortgage rates decrease. However, the comments following the policy change put pressure on the bond market since Fed Chair Warsh’s comments were seen as “thin” and he also mentioned inflation is still hanging around.
If inflation cools and the Fed wins the trust of the markets by continuing to fight inflation, we could see rates have a chance to improve, but if the opposite occurs rates could continue their trend and increase more. Oil is also a large factor and if we can get it to drop in price it could also assist mortgage rates to improve.
Source : Federal Reserve
