With over 20 years of combined experience amongst our team in the mortgage industry, we are ready and willing to go the distance for you. Our loan officers strive to exceed your expectations.
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Use our easy mortgage calculator to play around with different down payment and purchase price options. This will give you a rough idea of what your monthly mortgage payment might look like, which will help you in your home search!
This will help you figure out a comfortable budget and the type of mortgage that best fits your needs. Don’t worry, this is just an estimate, but it’s a great starting point to get you excited about your homeownership journey!
First-time homebuyers won’t have to look further than Endurance Mortgage LLC for a personalized loan experience tailored to their needs. At a big-box lender, you’re one of many clients and mortgage solutions are not one-size-fits-all.
Whether you’re a conventional borrower or need something more specialized, such as a USDA loan, VA loan, or a non-QM loan—we work with you to find the right option.
Every client has different needs. But all clients deserve transparency, reliability, and no-nonsense answers to navigate the loan process. We believe in prompt communication and ensure mutual understanding to take any “guesswork” out of the way. Let’s get you to that loan process finish line.
It’s normal to have questions when financing a home or other property. We’ve answered some frequently asked questions to help guide you.
We’re here to answer any other questions you have. Call us at (502) 550-3003.
The first step to getting a mortgage is to get pre-approved. Contact us today to tell us about your situation and we’ll give you an estimate of the loan amount you could be approved for.
Yes. Our non-QM loans cater to borrowers with unique circumstances who need “out-of-the-box solutions.”
Your down payment will depend on the purchase price of the property and the loan type you choose. FHA, USDA, and VA loans all offer low- or no-downpayment options to qualifying borrowers, while conventional loan borrowers can often put as little as 3.5% down.
