The western Will County office.
Plainfield has been one of the fastest-growing communities in Illinois for two decades, and it shows in the housing stock — a lot of newer construction, and a lot of buyers coming from Naperville and Aurora looking for more house.
New construction has its own rhythm. Builders want a pre-approval before they will hold a lot, closing dates move, and rate locks have to be managed around a completion date rather than a contract date. Tell your loan officer you are buying new early — it changes how the file is set up from day one.
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Address14912 Eastern Ave, Plainfield, IL 60544
Phone331-327-4919
CountyWill County, Illinois
Company NMLS1248883
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What we place here
The full range, for buying and for refinancing: conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, physician, down payment assistance, bank statement, non-QM, DSCR and renovation loans.
Beyond those, the full range includes construction, manufactured housing, non-warrantable condos, ITIN, foreign national, bridge, HELOCs and reverse mortgages. If your situation is unusual, it is worth asking. See every loan option.
Help with the down payment
Most buyers who think they cannot afford a house can afford the monthly payment. What they do not have is the cash sitting in an account. Two routes run in parallel: your state’s housing finance agency runs assistance programs that are income-capped and change from year to year, and the Chenoa Fund, which is not income-capped and works in every state we lend in. Which one fits usually turns on income rather than credit. Both are covered here.
Who you will actually work with
A named, licensed loan officer — not a queue. You get their direct line and their email from the first conversation through to the closing table, and their NMLS number is on their profile so you can check them before you call rather than after. Find a loan officer.
Find out what you qualify for.
A licensed loan officer reviews what you send and tells you where you stand, in writing. No cost, and no obligation to go further.