Scott Cox at AnnieMac Home Mortgage

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Scott Cox at AnnieMac Home Mortgage offers purchase, refinance, HELOC, and construction loans alongside named programs such as Cash2Keys and Appraisal Assurance.

  • Homebuyers exploring Cash2Keys
  • Borrowers seeking appraisal-related purchase assistance
  • Borrowers considering refinance or a HELOC

Anne Cato

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Anne Cato offers conventional, jumbo, USDA, FHA, VA, construction-to-permanent, and physician loans with over 20 years of mortgage lending experience.

  • Borrowers seeking conventional or jumbo financing
  • USDA, FHA, or VA home loans
  • Construction-to-permanent financing

Eddia Vera Mortgage Senior Loan Officer & The Dream Team, NMLS ID# 63684

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Eddie Vera - ALCOVA Mortgage is licensed in North Carolina and Virginia, offers Spanish-language assistance, and provides multiple home purchase and refinancing programs.

  • Spanish-speaking mortgage borrowers
  • Homebuyers seeking FHA, USDA, VA, or conventional financing
  • Borrowers considering jumbo or reverse mortgages

Grant Barker

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Grant Barker is licensed in NC and guides first-time buyers, veterans, and refinance customers through Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group.

  • first-time buyers seeking guidance through the homebuying process
  • veterans pursuing homeownership
  • buyers needing help simplifying complicated mortgage situations

Lisa Roberts

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Lisa Roberts provides purchase, refinance, and construction financing in Greenville and Washington with an NMLS ID of 450630.

  • homebuyers in Greenville or Washington
  • borrowers seeking refinance financing
  • construction or renovation financing

Nathan Crider - Anniemac Home Mortgage

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Nathan Crider - Anniemac Home Mortgage offers purchase, refinance, HELOC, and construction loan options through AnnieMac Home Mortgage.

  • home purchases
  • mortgage refinancing
  • HELOC financing

Kevin Fuell Barrett Financial Group LLC

Mortgage Broker

Greenville, NC

Kevin Fuell Barrett Financial Group LLC is licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina and compares mortgage offers from multiple lenders.

  • homebuyers in North Carolina or South Carolina
  • borrowers comparing multiple lender offers through a mortgage broker
  • first-time buyers seeking FHA, USDA, or down payment assistance options

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FAQ

What fees should I expect when working with a mortgage broker?

Costs can include lender origination fees, underwriting or processing fees, appraisal and credit-report charges, and broker compensation. Compare the official Loan Estimates from lenders; a lender must generally provide one within three business days after receiving a completed application.

What documents are usually needed for mortgage preapproval?

Common documents include recent pay stubs, W-2s or tax returns, bank statements, identification, and information about current debts. Self-employed borrowers may need additional business and personal tax returns or alternative income documentation.

How long does a mortgage usually take to close?

Timing varies by loan type, appraisal, title work, underwriting, and how quickly documents are supplied. A preapproval can be issued before a property is selected, while the purchase closing generally takes several weeks after an accepted offer.

Which mortgage programs may help first-time buyers in Pitt County?

Common options include FHA, USDA, VA, and conventional loans, depending on income, property location, credit, down payment, and eligibility. Ask the loan officer to compare the required cash, mortgage insurance, interest rate, and program restrictions.

Can mortgage brokers help with construction or renovation financing?

Some do, but availability varies by lender and project. In this group, Anne Cato and Lisa Roberts list construction-related financing, while Scott Cox and Nathan Crider list construction loans; borrowers should confirm draw schedules, builder requirements, and whether the loan converts to permanent financing.