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Brian Healy

About Brian

Brian came into mortgages in 2021 after serving as a Chicago police officer. It is a background that shows in how he works a file: methodically, and without dressing anything up.

He works Cook and Will counties, with most of his business in Chicago, Oak Lawn and Evergreen Park. Mount Greenwood and Beverly, the 60655 zip code, is his home ground and where the bulk of his transactions have been for the past several years. He writes conventional, FHA and VA loans.

First-time buyers are where he is most useful, largely because he will take the time to explain how the process actually works rather than assuming you already know. He has also worked with clients whose credit needed improving before they could qualify, and helped them get there.

The question he hears most is about down payments and what assistance programs exist. He walks through the options attached to each loan type rather than giving one answer that only fits one file.

Brian has lived in Mount Greenwood his whole life. He and his wife have five children, he helps coach their sports teams, and he is active in the neighborhood he grew up in.

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