
Jeff Enrico began his residential mortgage lending career in Boise in 1999, giving him unique insights into all the ways the area has grown and changed. Using this experience, he delivers an insider's perspective on the local home financing process, along with advice on how national trends can affect decisions. Jeff appreciates that Banner Bank completes all underwriting "in-house," giving his clients a more focused and personalized experience.
Jeff is not only an Idaho native, he also lives in the same neighborhood he grew up in. Commitment to roots is important to him. He's a former president of the Idaho Mortgage Lender's Association, a graduate of Boise State University, and Veteran of the U.S. Navy. Jeff enjoys all that Idaho has to offer, including river runs, hiking, biking, motorcycling, skiing, and boarding.
Whether you're buying for the first time, building your dream home, purchasing an investment property or looking to access the equity in your home, reach out to Jeff. He can help you find the home loan solution that fits you best.
- The Affordable Mortgage Program (AMP) can help you buy or refinance a home by offering ways to reduce your down payment, closing costs and more.
- Becoming a well-informed buyer is important in the lending process. Our residential loan officers are here to help educate you on issues relating to homeownership through seminars and workshops.
- Want to buy a house, but not sure if the time is right for you? Our Mortgage Banking Director shares his perspective on timing your home purchase.
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- Rent vs. Buy a HomeThe decision to buy a home is an important one. Our Rent vs. Buy Calculator helps you weigh your options.
- 15 vs. 30 Year MortgagePaying less interest vs. having a lower monthly payment. There’s much to consider when it comes to the length of your loan.
- Mortgage RefinanceInterest rates are just one factor in determining if a refinance is right for you.