Dan LeBlanc

Dan LeBlanc

Loan Officer, NMLS #2762055

About Dan

I joined Blue Water Mortgage in 2025 after graduating from The University of New Hampshire. I currently hold a license to originate in New Hampshire, Massachusetts & Maine. I am a second-generation mortgage professional, as my father has worked in mortgage banking for over 25 years. During my time here at Blue Water Mortgage, I have learned at an accelerated pace and am excited to continue my journey in the mortgage industry. I pride myself on providing excellent service throughout the homebuying process to make purchasing a home as stress-free as possible.

A little more about me:

Where do you reside? Newmarket, NH

Interests/Favorite Activities: Fishing & going to the beach

Favorite Local Restaurant: The Cure in Portsmouth, NH for dinner & The Copper Lantern in North Hampton, NH for breakfast.

Favorite Sports Teams: I love every Boston sports team, but the Red Sox are my most favorite.

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Nick Doucette

Nick Doucette
Loan Officer
NMLS #1981592

Danyle Hunt

Danyle Hunt
Loan Processor
NMLS #1459722

About Blue Water Mortgage

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Loan Officer FAQs

What does a mortgage loan officer do?

To find the best mortgage lenders in NH, compare a few options rather than just going with the first one you find. Look at customer reviews, ask about fees and make sure they understand the local New Hampshire market. The best mortgage lender for you is one who communicates clearly, offers competitive options and makes you feel confident throughout the process.

How does a loan officer help you through the home buying process?

What credit score you need for housing in NH depends on the type of loan you’re applying for. Many conventional loans require a score of 620 or higher, while some government-backed programs may allow lower scores. If you’re unsure where you stand, it’s worth having a conversation with a loan officer.

When should you connect with a loan officer?

There’s no one bank that’s easiest to get a mortgage with. Approval depends on your credit, income, debt and overall financial picture. It’s important to focus on finding a lender who takes the time to understand your situation and match you with the right loan program.

What’s the benefit of working with a local loan officer?

You should work with a local NH mortgage lender because they will understand the state’s market conditions, property values and lending programs. That local insight can make the process smoother and help you avoid surprises during your home-buying journey.

How does a loan officer help you choose the right mortgage?

You should work with a local NH mortgage lender because they will understand the state’s market conditions, property values and lending programs. That local insight can make the process smoother and help you avoid surprises during your home-buying journey.