Adams Mortgage LLC
Money in Spokane WA
Serving the State of Colorado for 18 years, they present all their prospective clients with evidence of their excellent track record. From their enthusiastic voice on the phone to their closing figures issued two days prior to closing, they are driven to make your home loan experience as smooth as possible. They lend only in Colorado, and are a wholly owned subsidiary of Adams Bank and Trust, a division of ADBANC Inc.
Adams Mortgage LLC
April Slizewski, Security National Mortgage
Money: Nationwide Mortgage Lenders in Spokane WA
Since 1993, April Slizewski has built her reputation as one of Utah's top mortgage lenders on making the loan process as easy as possible for you. She takes a comfort approach to all of her clients, helping them understand their options regarding mortgages, and the process from beginning to end. She finds the best rates and programs out there, but also takes care to make sure that every detail is handled. She also keeps current on all financial markets, interest rates and trends. April can do loans in all 50 states.
April Slizewski, Security National Mortgage
Fannie Mae
Money in Spokane WA
Fannie Mae is a shareholder-owned company with a public mission to expand affordable housing and bring global capital to local communities. For more than 70 years, they have been committed to a mission of ensuring that working families have access to mortgage credit to buy homes they can afford. It's chartered by Congress to keep money flowing to mortgage lenders, to strengthen the U.S. housing markets, and to support widespread home ownership.
Fannie Mae
F&M Bank is now Banner Bank
Money in Spokane WA
F&M Bank is now Banner Bank, which is headquartered in Walla Walla, Washington. They have been serving their customers and communities for more than a century. This branch is located in Spokane, Washington.
Inland Northwest Bank
Money in Spokane WA
Inland Northwest Bank is a Spokane local bank serving the Inland Northwest, Airway Heights, Post Falls, and Coeur d'Alene.
