Evergreen Home Loans, a company based in Bellevue, Washington, is growing its business across the United States.
The company recently announced that it has started offering home loans in 11 new states: Texas, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Wyoming, Nebraska, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Ohio, and New Mexico.
Robert Lipston, the company’s Executive Vice President and Head of Production, says the goal is to bring Evergreen Home Loans’ services to more communities, helping more families buy homes and offering new opportunities for their staff.
Evergreen Home Loans also plans to be licensed in 18 more states by the end of the first quarter of 2026. The company does not plan to be in every state, but is currently hiring for jobs like branch managers, loan officers, and support staff across several regions.
How to Apply for an Evergreen Home Loan
If you are interested in getting a home loan from Evergreen Home Loans, here’s a simple guide:
- Visit the Website: Go to Evergreen Home Loans' website.
- Select “Apply for a Loan”: Look for the “Apply for a Loan” button or the home loan application link on the homepage.
- Create an Account: You may need to create an account or sign in to start your application.
- Fill Out the Application: Provide your personal details, income information, employment, and the details of the home you want to buy or refinance.
- Submit Documents: You may be asked to upload documents, such as W-2 forms, bank statements, or pay stubs.
- Work With a Loan Officer: After submitting your application, a loan officer from Evergreen will contact you to guide you through the rest of the process.
- Get Pre-Approved: Once your documents are reviewed, you may receive a pre-approval letter, which can help you when searching for a home.
- Finalize Your Loan: Work with your loan officer to finish any remaining steps, including choosing the right loan product and completing the purchase or refinance.
If you have questions or need help, Evergreen Home Loans has staff available to assist you by phone or through their website.
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