TexasLending.com provides expert service in the field of residential mortgages. Headquartered in Dallas, TexasLending.com specializes in loans throughout the state of Texas. TexasLending.com is a mortgage lender and broker with virtually unlimited options available for your conventional, FHA, VA, and home equity loans.
As a mortgage lender, we can close loans in our name and to our guidelines. This gives TexasLending.com flexibility and speed unavailable to many mortgage companies. As a mortgage broker, we have a vast array of mortgage options available to meet your individual needs.
TexasLending.com is a division of Aspire Financial, Inc. Aspire Financial is a privately owned and operated Texas Corporation founded in April, 2001 by the current owner, Kevin C. Miller. The focus of TexasLending.com is to promote and provide integrity, dignity, and solid home financing choices to its clients, vendors and employees. This simple formula has propelled TexasLending.com into one of the premier mortgage companies in Texas. In 2005 TexasLending.com closed and funded over $400,000,000 in home loans in Texas.
TexasLending.com has grown to over 150 employees as of year 2005. With over 70 loan officers on site, licensed with the State of Texas, TexasLending.com has the expert advice on staff to help you with your home purchase, refinance, and home equity desires.
To learn more about TexasLending.com and the options available to you, email us from the contact link, fill out our on-line loan application or contact us by phone.
Local Branch / Office Locations
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE NO.
4309 Alpha Road
Dallas, TX 75244
972-387-4600
FEES RELATED TO EACH
LOAN
The
following are fees related to a typical $175,000 purchase loan transaction
in the Houston area, with this company. This does not include
points, if any, nor does it include title insurance, local taxes, prepaid interest
payments or prepaid escrow payments for home insurance or real estate
taxes. A more complete list, tailored to your specific loan transaction,
entitled "Good Faith Estimate of Settlement Costs" should
be provided to you when you actually apply for a loan. All fees
are believed to be accurate, but cannot be guaranteed and are subject
to change without notice.
