OCEAN VISTA MORTGAGE, LLC
FLAGLER BEACH, FLORIDA

Mission Statement Delivering the best and most creative mortgage products while providing knowledgeable and honest service to the consumer. Besides originating mortgages since 1987 I have also been a realtor for 10 years prior to mortgage origination. This combination has given me a unique insight into the needs of all who are involved in the transaction. I enjoy working with a group of individuals that stand ready to help and provide expert advice and direction in any given situation. This list includes realtors, appraisers, processors, underwriters, title company representatives, 1031 exchange experts, and financial and legal experts. All of these individuals add to the one end result of a satisfied customer. My expertise has been to help customers secure financing for the lot they desire to build a house on. I follow this up with having some of the best construction to perm. loans available in the market. This combination along with the more traditional mortgage products makes our operation one of the best and worth a call. shows being strong and having adequate muscle mass and strong bones are key health traits to help women live longer, fuller lives." For example, a 2004 study in the Journal of Physical Activity and Health found women within the lowest two quartiles for sit ups had twice the risk of mortality than women in the highest quartile. And according to a June 2013 study published in the journal Diabetes, both men and women became more insulin sensitive after 12 weeks of strength training, decreasing their risk of getting type 2 diabetes. In the same study, scientists also reported improved strength both upper and lower body increased lean body mass, decreased fasting glucose and insulin, and even led to greater aerobic capacity. The take home message is that completing medium intensity resistance training approximately three times per week improves your overall health, says one of the study's researchers Leslie Consitt, PhD, assistant professor of physiology at Ohio University.