Dan Schwellenbach

Dan is a graduate of St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, IL and Northern Illinois University with a degree in Economics. After working in customer service and sales roles for many years, Dan entered the mortgage business as a loan originator in 2003. Since that time he has been successfully helping his clients with the dream of home ownership. He understands that every home owner has their own circumstances and will tailor your mortgage to meet your personal and financial goals. Dan has become proficient with helping Veterans with VA lending for those who have bravely sacrifices so that we can enjoy the freedoms we have living in our country. It is ultimately YOUR decision when purchasing a home or refinancing your current loan. Dan will listen to your needs and help guide you through the loan process to accommodate what is best for you and your family. He believes in providing his clients with a detailed financial plan to manage their home loan and ensure their mortgage is the foundation of their overall financial goals. For instance, even the wealthiest of clients choose the lowest down payment option available as they understand earning 0% on their home equity may not be the best use of their money. For others, getting rid of the mortgage is their ultimate goal. Dan will make sure you understand the “WHY” behind your mortgage plan. Dan lives in Palatine, IL with his wife Debbie of more than 35 outstanding years! He had the pleasure of getting both his boys into mortgages on their homes. This leaves time to finally enjoy playing golf, softball, exercising and bowling with his wife. He is also a volunteer with Honor Flight Chicago, an organization that flies Military Veterans to Washington DC to visit all the war memorials. As a member of the Military Mortgage Boot Camp, Dan specializes in helping Veterans with their VA home loan. However, nothing gives Dan more pleasure than seeing the excited looks on the faces of his clients getting the keys to their new home after a smooth home transaction.