Hello. Do you have a real estate agent you are already working with? If so, ask them who would be a good lender. They often have good information for good local lenders to work with. If you are not working with an agent, you might start the process of interviewing agents to find someone you trust and would be a good fit for you. It is so helpful to have a good real estate agent working with you.
Start by asking your real estate agent (like me!) for a trusted local referral. A good mortgage lender should be responsive, transparent, and experienced with your loan type—whether it’s conventional, FHA, VA, or jumbo. I always recommend interviewing at least two lenders to compare rates, fees, and communication styles. Local lenders tend to close faster and understand regional underwriting quirks better than big banks.
Hey Chris I have an amazing lender I have worked with personally and referred a lot of my buyers to, if you are interested just reach out to Don Wansten US Bank, 760) 963-9194 He can handle all 50 states, He has helped me in California as well as Colorado, and clients of mine in Wyoming, Montana as well as many others.
Hello Chris! I am a lender that has several programs available, including multiple first time home buyer options. I welcome the opportunity to talk with you about your goals, offer guidance, and discuss opportunities I have than may help you!