Experience the World of Mobile Home Loans Through Santiago Financial's Instagram Lens
Santiago Financial, Inc. posts on Instagram as @santiagofinancial. The feed is a mix of four things: short financing tips, “Recently funded” posts, photos of the people in the office, and company news. It is a good way to see who you would be dealing with before you call. It is not where rates, terms or decisions on an application are given, and nothing in it is a loan offer.
The four kinds of post you will see
Posts fall into four groups, and each one is useful for something different.
What is on @santiagofinancial
| Kind of post | What it shows | What to take from it |
|---|---|---|
| Financing tips | One point about buying, refinancing or owning a manufactured home | A reminder, or a term to look up |
| Recently funded | A photo of a home and the town where a loan closed | Where the company has been working lately |
| Team photos | The people in the office | Who you would be talking to |
| Company news | Announcements about the company | What has changed |
A real example: the Arizona announcement
In October 2023 the company used Instagram to announce that it had begun lending in Arizona. The post is a single line saying the company is now doing business in Arizona, followed by the website address. That is the whole caption.
The detail came in the article that followed, expanding from California to Arizona: which places were named, and how Arizona titles differ from California’s. That is how the feed works in general. A post tells you something happened or reminds you of one point, and the explanation lives on the site.
Where to go when a post raises a question
- A term you have not met, such as space rent or chattel loan: the glossary defines each one in a sentence or two.
- A face in a team photo: meet the staff lists who does what in the office.
- Anything about your own home or loan: call or write to the office. A comment thread is the wrong place for it, for the reasons in the next section.
What a post cannot tell you
A “Recently funded” post means one loan closed, for one borrower and one home. It says nothing about what another buyer would be offered. Your rate depends on the program, your credit, the home, and the loan amount, so a social media post is not the place to look for one.
Every application is reviewed individually. All financing is subject to credit approval, and not all applicants or homes qualify.
You can look before you follow
The account is public, so you can scroll through it before deciding whether to follow. The company’s Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn profiles are linked from the follow page.
If you would rather get an occasional email or watch a short video than check a feed, ways to stay in touch with Santiago Financial compares the options.
