Ways to Stay in Touch With Santiago Financial: Instagram, Newsletter, Videos and Phone
You can keep up with Santiago Financial, Inc. in four places: Instagram and its other social profiles, an occasional email newsletter, a short set of video guides, and the blog on this site. Which one is worth your time depends on how close you are to buying or refinancing. When the question is about your own home or your own loan, none of them replaces a phone call or a message to the office.
Which channel fits where you are
Ways to keep up with Santiago Financial
| If you want | Use | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| A look at the company and its people | Short tips, team photos and company news | |
| Updates without checking anything | The newsletter | Occasional emails with tips, program news and market news |
| The loan process explained in a few minutes | Video guides | Short videos in English and Spanish |
| A full answer on one topic | The blog | Articles on titles, space rent, communities and loan types |
| An answer about your own situation | Phone, email or the contact form | A specialist, during business hours |
Instagram and the other social profiles
The Instagram account is @santiagofinancial. It carries short financing tips, photos from the office and announcements, and what Santiago Financial posts on Instagram goes through each kind of post. The company’s Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn profiles are linked from the follow page.
Social media suits you if you are curious about the company or only starting to think about a manufactured home. It is the lightest commitment: a post turns up now and then, and nothing lands in your inbox.
One caution applies to every social profile: keep Social Security numbers, dates of birth and bank details out of comments and direct messages. That information is collected only through the secure application process.
The newsletter, if you are months away from buying
The newsletter is an occasional email with buying and refinancing tips, program news and market news for California and Arizona. You can unsubscribe at any time.
It fits the buyer who is still saving, or waiting on a move, and wants to hear when something changes without having to check a website. Programs and terms change, so treat anything in an email as general information and ask what applies to you when you are ready.
Videos and articles, when you want something explained
The video guides are a handful of short videos: the steps of a manufactured home loan, what shapes how much you may be able to finance, and what happens after a pre-approval. The first two are also available in Spanish.
For anything more specific, the blog is where the detail is. It covers one subject per article, such as how a California or Arizona title works, what space rent does to a budget, or what a community asks of a new resident.
For a question about your own home, call or write
Following a company tells you about the company. It cannot tell you whether a particular home can be financed or what a loan on it would look like, because that depends on the home, where it sits, who owns the land, and your own credit and income.
The office is open Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM PT. Call (714) 731-8080 or toll-free (800) 232-3908, email info@santiagofinancial.com, or use the contact form. A specialist follows up during business hours.
