Find a Loan Officer
The right mortgage loan officer makes all the difference, and ours are local, with decisions made close to home. From first-time buyer programs to fixed-rate and construction loans, a loan officer helps you find the right fit and guides you from application to closing. Enter your area to find one near you, from Altoona to New Castle and Canton to Cincinnati.
What A Loan Officer Does
A mortgage loan officer (also called a mortgage loan originator) helps you understand your mortgage options, get pre-approved, gather the right documents, and stay on track to closing. Think of them as your guide through the whole mortgage process.
What To Ask (And How To Get Started)
A few good questions to start: Which loan programs fit my situation? What will my estimated payment and cash-to-close look like? What documents do you need from me, and what is the timeline? When you are ready, contact a loan officer from their profile, call 800-711-BANK (2265), or apply for a mortgage online.
Ohio Mortgage Loan Originators
Pennsylvania Mortgage Loan Originators
We would love nothing more than the opportunity to meet with you and talk about your dreams for buying, building or refinancing your home. Our Mortgage Loan Originators are located throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio, from Altoona to New Castle, and Canton to Cincinnati. Use the contact information above to find a Mortgage Loan Originator nearest you or you can contact any of our community offices or call our Engagement Center at 800.711.BANK (2265) to be connected with a member of our mortgage team. We look forward to partnering with you on your journey to better.
Frequently Asked Questions
They guide you through the home loan process: reviewing your options, helping you get pre-approved, collecting documents, and keeping your loan on track to closing.
Look for someone local who communicates clearly and has experience with your situation, such as first-time buying or construction. A short first call is a good way to gauge fit.
It is a unique ID from the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System that identifies a licensed mortgage loan originator. You can use it to verify their licensing.
Contact a loan officer directly via email or phone, or call 800-711-BANK (2265).
No. A loan officer can help you get pre-approved. Reaching out early actually makes the rest of the process smoother.