A sincere desire to help others reach their goals is one reason Arthur Welborn has spent his career in the financial industry, focusing on mortgage lending since 2004. He knows there's no better feeling for a homebuyer than closing on their loan, whether they're buying for the first time, building their retirement home or looking to refinance.
Clients know they can count on him for prompt answers, as well as consistent updates to eliminate questions before they arise. In fact, his exceptional customer service and dedication has helped him become a past recipient of Banner's Best Award.
Access to homeownership is important to Arthur, and he's proud to serve as a member of the Coos County Habitat for Humanity Board.
To learn more and get started on your home loan, give Arthur a call today.
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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