I want to help YOU get the perfect mortgage.
At 719 lending; we want to empower you to achieve home ownership through transparency, education and hard work. We are here to help.
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Tim Chase is a seasoned Real Estate finance professional with extensive experience in the industry. Born and raised in Canon City, Colorado, Tim has spent most of his life in Southern Colorado and currently resides in Colorado Springs. With a strong work ethic and a passion for helping clients achieve their financial goals, Tim has built a reputation as a trusted and reliable mortgage expert.
When he’s not working, Tim enjoys spending time with his family and exploring the beautiful nature of Colorado through hiking and cycling on local trails. While he has received numerous sales and leadership awards throughout his career, Tim’s greatest pride is being the best father and husband he can be. Overall, Tim is a dedicated and well-rounded individual who brings his expertise and personal values to every aspect of his life.
Disclaimer:
Results received from this calculator are designed for comparative purposes only, and accuracy is not guaranteed. We do not guarantee the accuracy of any information or inputs by users of the software.
This calculator does not have the ability to pre-qualify you for any loan program which should be verified independently with one of our Loan Consultants. Qualification for loan programs may require additional information such as credit scores and cash reserves which is not gathered in this calculator. Information such as interest rates and pricing are subject to change at any time and without notice. Additional fees such as HOA dues are not included in calculations. All information such as interest rates, taxes, insurance, PMI payments, etc. are estimates and should be used for comparison only. We do not guarantee any of the information obtained by this calculator.
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