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Heather P. Hoadley
Digital Publisher and Technical Freelance Writer
Heather Hoadley is a seasoned professional in the mortgage industry with a strong background in Business/Corporate Communications from Utah State University.
She currently serves as a Senior Mortgage Loan Officer at NBH Bank with NMLS ID 465954. Prior to this role, Heather held the position of Senior Mortgage Banker at Peoples National Bank with NMLS ID 777154 and also worked as a Senior Mortgage Loan Officer at NBH Bank.
Before joining NBH Bank, she gained valuable experience as a Mortgage Banker at First Community Bank and held various positions including Mortgage Banker, Regional Operations Manager, and Processor at First Horizon Home Loan/Sunbelt Mortgage.
Heather Hoadley's extensive experience and expertise make her a reputable professional in the mortgage industry, dedicated to assisting clients in achieving their homeownership goals with a strong foundation in communication and business acumen.
Highlights
We don’t keep secrets around here.
If there’s a home loan, a down payment assistance program, a credit, or anything else you qualify for, we’re going to tell you about it.
There’s nothing more than I want (or our team wants) than to get you that home you want.
That’s the only reason we’re here.
Yes, there are first-time home buyer loan options. There are down payment programs. There are so many things out there that could help you—and we have them.
All you have to do is get started. Make that call, stop by the office, send me a message here letting me know what you need, and I’ll jump in immediately.
There’s no obligations or pressure. We genuinely want to help you, so let us know how we can.
Rates may be up, but so is equity for homeowners.
That’s why a third of mortgage applications right now are for refinancing, and for good reason.
One of the most popular options for homeowners is the cash-out, which is a refinancing option that turns a home’s equity into cash.
Why do people want to do that? For many who plan to stay in their home for the foreseeable future, they may want to:
Pay for renovations to their house, like updating their kitchen or bathroom, or adding a pool.
Pay down some debt
Pay for unexpected medical expenses
Pay for education
Whatever reason you may need cash, a cash-out refinance is one option that is helping homeowners during a time when inflation is high and things are a bit pricey.
