I joined Blue Water Mortgage in 2024 as a Loan Officer Assistant, licensed to write loans in NH. I have been honored to be part of one of the best Mortgage teams in NH for the last 11 years and am thrilled to be part of the amazing culture at Blue Water Mortgage. I am excited to bring my experience to the table and blend it with the proven systems and culture here. I look forward to educating clients in all stages of their mortgage journey.
Here is a little about me:
Work Experience: I have been in this industry for over 12 years, as a Loan Officer and Loan Officer Assistant. I began my career after graduating from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, and later with an MBA from Rivier University, and worked previously as a Manufacturing Engineer and full-time in Kitchen and Bath Design.
Interests/Favorite Activities: Hanging out with family and friends, designing interior spaces, walking the dog, reading and finding funky new tea shops and restaurants!
Favorite Foods: Iced Tea, Anything Chocolate and Tacos!
Family: Married with two awesome teenagers and an elitist Goldendoodle.
Geography: Original born and raised in Colorado, I moved to just outside of Philly after college, then Florida for a year. After a Florida summer, I moved up to NH to enjoy the seasons.
Experience matters when it comes to choosing the right mortgage partner. Blue Water Mortgage brings the knowledge and guidance you need to navigate each step with clarity and confidence. When you partner with Blue Water Mortgage, you have access to a team that’s responsive, reliable, and focused on doing things right. That means you can move forward with peace of mind, knowing you’re in good hands.
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.
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.
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.
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.
