John's Trusted Lenders
Mortgage Professionals I Trust to Help My Buyers Explore Their Financing Options
Choosing the right mortgage lender is an important part of buying a home. With 19 years of experience in the mortgage industry, I understand how much lender communication, service, loan options and fees can affect the home-buying experience.
Below are mortgage professionals I know and trust as resources for my buyers. I encourage you to speak with multiple lenders, compare Loan Estimates, rates, fees and loan terms, and choose the lender that best fits your needs. You are always free to work with any lender you choose.
NMLS #: 74826
Dave Ferrell
Loan Officer
As a Loan Officer with American Security Mortgage with over 20 years of lending experience, I’m able to quickly qualify and offer multiple loan options for buyers.
919-649-0379
NMLS #: 40561
Dale Helsabeck
Loan Officer
I bring over 30 years of mortgage and commercial lending experience, helping buyers secure the right loan—first-time to jumbo.
919-417-0684
Rob Youncofski
Loan Officer
I provide honest, knowledgeable, reliable service and I'm driven by my ability to assist you by providing a seamless experience with your most important transaction in life.
919-322-8201
Mark Reinhardt
Loan Officer
I start by listening to your goals and priorities to deliver the right mortgage solution for you. Proudly serving clients in North Carolina and South Carolina.
919-604-7132
Mark & Laura Voss
Your Mortgage Team
Specializing in construction lending and first-time homebuyer lending, they provide personalized guidance, responsive communication, and trusted expertise from lot purchase to closing.
919-637-7645
919-247-1263
How to Compare Mortgage Lenders
Choosing a mortgage lender shouldn't be based on the interest rate alone. Loan programs, lender fees, closing costs, communication and service can all affect your financing experience and the overall cost of your mortgage.
I encourage buyers to speak with at least three lenders and compare their Loan Estimates whenever possible. When reviewing your options, consider the interest rate and APR, estimated closing costs, lender fees, loan terms, mortgage insurance when applicable, and how responsive the lender is to your questions.
A competitive rate is important, but so is having a lender who communicates clearly and can keep your financing moving throughout the transaction.
Questions to Ask a Mortgage Lender
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What loan programs might fit my situation?
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What interest rate and APR are being quoted?
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What lender fees and estimated closing costs should I expect?
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Will mortgage insurance be required?
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Can the interest rate be locked, and under what terms?
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What documentation will you need from me?
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What should I avoid doing financially before closing?
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Who will be my primary contact during the loan process?
The mortgage professionals listed on this page are provided as a resource for home buyers. You are not required to use any lender listed here and are encouraged to compare lenders, loan programs, rates, terms and fees before making a decision. Loan approval, rates, terms and program availability are determined by the individual lender and are subject to applicable requirements.