Reno, NV Mortgage Lenders

Name: Reno
Address: 985 Damonte Ranch Pkwy, Ste. 100, Reno, NV, 89521, US
Telephone: 1 (775) 204-0723
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.96

Reno

536 Reviews

985 Damonte Ranch Pkwy, Ste. 100, Reno, NV 89521

(775) 204-0723

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Your New American Mortgage Starts Here

New American Funding – Reno provides informed advice and mortgage lending services to homeowners and future homeowners. Reno mortgage lenders takes their lead from our founders and owners Rick and Patty Arvielo who are passionate about helping homebuyers in the Reno community and across the country realize their dream of home ownership.

Our dedicated team is proud to serve the people of Reno, NV as a reliable mortgage bank from the loan origination stage to the actual funding. We serve clients of all backgrounds and believe Reno is better off as a whole when more people purchase homes here and contribute to the fabric of our neighborhoods.

Come see what makes our elite Reno team of underwriters and funders some of the best in the business at closing loans quickly and offering customer’s a positive experience.

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4.96/5.0

Based on 536 reviews

Meet The Team

Michelle Piccinini

Loan Consultant

NMLS #227880

(775) 285-6261

Michelle.Piccinini@nafinc.com

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Loan Products

Conventional Loan

Down payments as low as 3%. Fewer restrictions than other loans.

FHA Loan

This mortgage loan allows for 3.5% down payment.

VA Loan

No down payment required. Special terms available to veterans and active duty military.

Cash Out Refinance

Turn your home's equity into cash.

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News & Resources

How to Save for a House in 2021

posted 2/26/2021 Ben Lane Personal Finance

Given how much time we all spent at home over the last year, the word “home” has a much different meaning than it did just 12 months ago. A home used to just be the place where you lived.

Home Sales Continued Hot Streak in January

posted 2/25/2021 Ben Lane Mortgage News

Home sales continued rising in January, proving that the brief slowdown back in November was just a minor bump in the road for a housing market that’s basically hotter than it’s ever been.