Why We Recommend Our List of Lenders

Finding a mortgage lender is not difficult. Finding a decent one isn't terribly hard either, but are they great?  I can tell you from experience, you do not want to settle for any lender who isn't great at what they do. Financing is often responsible for the lion's share of headaches I've endured in real estate over the years.

Your Options

We understand and respect that you have options. There are the in-house lenders where you already do your banking, there are ones you’ve worked with in the past, online lenders, and the ones you hear about every time you turn on the radio. 

We, too, have our lenders that we have relationships with. We have long relationships with our lenders. We’ve developed these relationships over the past decade plus, but rest assured, there’s nothing in it for us other than knowing you’re in good hands. 

As realtors, our job is to see to it that we have your best interests are always in mind. So, when we recommend our lender, it’s because we know what they’re capable of. It's becuase we know that you won't be made to suffer from professional ineptitude and lack of accumen.

The Lynchpin of a Financed Real Estate Transaction

In our opinion, lending is the lynchpin of the real estate process. 

By definition, a lynchpin is the fastener that keeps a wheel from sliding off an axle. With bad, or even mediocre, lenders involved, a real estate transaction can make the wheels come off really quickly. But with the right lender, one with whom we’ve worked before and one from whom we know what to expect, your already stressful big decision to buy a home is made simpler, easier, and less stressful--and that’s the goal.

Allow us to suggest a few of the best loan officers we’ve come across and some of the reasons we think you should consider working with them.