Please feel free to contact any of
Our Preferred Lenders

If you are like most folks who are house hunting, you are more interested in your home than in doing paperwork.  But if you haven't done so already, it makes a great deal of sense to talk to a local lender to become pre-approved for your financing.  Pre-approval is a process where you have done some of the steps necessary to get financed on a potential purchase, however the real value is that when you go and make an offer on a home, sellers will be more receptive to an offer when they know that the buyer has the financial capacity to actually complete the purchase.  Even if you have to sell a home first in order to buy it still makes the offer more attractive.
 
Also, it's good to keep in mind that even though it's a buyer's market at this current time, we do from time to time still have multiple offers here in the Seattle area for the same property from different buyers, and what can make the difference is your financial ability to compete for the property.  Lynette has been a loan officer up till recently and can review paperwork to make sure you are getting a good deal.

Any of these folks can:

Pre Qualify you for your home loan

Help you understand different types of loans

Take Your Application

Do a Rent vs. Own Analysis 

Below are three lenders that we or our team have worked with quite successfully and whom you may want to call.  All these professionals would do you right, we've had good results from each, and please let them know that we referred you.  
In any case, we will be happy to work with your lender of choice.
 
Todd Miller
Countrywide
425 670-6047
Todd_Miller@Countrywide.Com
 
Elise Crumpacker
EMC Equity LLC
(425) 614-6045
mortgages@emcequity.com
 
Joe O'Byrne
First Horizon
206 715 3112
jobyrne@metlifehomeloans.com
Joe is a certified House Key lender.  If you are a first time homebuyer and would like to take advantage of some Washington State programs for financing your first home, we encourage you to call him about the low down programs that he has that are subsidized by state bond funding.  There are income limits, and a class to take, but the programs are real good and could help in your situation. 
 
Also we have had good luck with Washington Federal Savings, and INGdirect.com, though there is not an individual loan officer to send you to.  And we also hear good things about BECU as well as Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union where Julie Duncan is the contact 206 398-5507.
 
If you have any questions before getting the process started, do feel free to call Lynette @ 425 772 7231 or Larry @ 206 291 4117.