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Greeneville, Tennessee
GVC Mortgage
830 W Andrew Johnson HWY, Greeneville, TN 37745
423.419.3414
Meet your GVC Mortgage team.
Members of our team are licensed in Tennessee and Virginia, which means we can help you with home financing throughout the state.
Matthew Carter
Regional Manager
NMLS# 13605
States Licensed in: TN
865.256.8265
Ashley Varady
Loan Officer Assistant
Debbie Vallejo
Mortgage Consultant
NMLS# 1810490
States Licensed in: FL, SC, VA
540.602.8588
About GVC Mortgage.
We believe two things directly contribute to a successful mortgage loan experience: understanding the process and customer service. When it comes to your homebuyer goals, we make them our goals.
The home loan process.
If you’re looking to purchase a home, the first step is to talk to our team. We’ll have a one-on-one conversation that results in a customized plan to get you to the closing table. We’ll review your finances and determine the best loan program to help you accomplish your goals.
Once you understand your mortgage options, we’ll start working on your application. During this part of the process, our team will help you determine which documents need to be submitted, what the right down payment is for your goals, and double check everything before submitting to our underwriters.
When your application is approved, we’ll schedule the closing and finalize a few last-minute details. This is the most exciting part of the process because after you sign your closing documents, we get to welcome you home!
Find the right home loan program.
FHA home loans are designed provide flexible guidelines for homebuyers. Removing barriers traditionally associated with mortgage programs, FHA loans offer lower down payment options and easier credit qualifications.
Conventional home loans are great for those who have saved the traditional 20% for a down payment, though smaller down payment options exist for this home loan, as well.
USDA home loans provide financing for those looking to purchase in rural settings. As a rural development program, USDA loans offer zero down payment mortgage solutions for qualifying borrowers and properties.
Created specifically for active military personnel, veterans, and U.S. Military families, VA home loans offer qualified borrowers a no down payment loan option with lower credit score qualifications.
Frequently asked questions.
What are the best mortgage loan programs for Greeneville?
Your home loan program is about more than location. Yes, location can play a part, but it’s really about your finances, qualifications, and home goals. That’s exactly why we take the time to learn about every homebuyer we help.
How do I buy a home in Greeneville, Tennessee?
Start by talking to our team! We’d love to help walk you through the process, get you pre-approved, and help you understand your real budget. If you’re worried about your credit score, we offer free credit education to help get you to where you need to be.
How long does the Greeneville home buying process take?
You’ve probably been told the homebuying process takes months and months to complete. Sometimes, that’s the case, but if you’re committed to communication, we can help you close in weeks, depending on the loan program.
How much does it cost to purchase a home in Greeneville?
Houses in Greeneville come in a large variety of prices and sizes. Ultimately, it’s about what you’re looking for and need in a home.
How much do I need for a down payment in Greeneville?
The amount you need for your down payment comes down the loan program you’re using to purchase your home. In most cases you’ll need 0-5% to purchase a home. Ultimately, your down payment amount is about your end goals, the type of home you want to purchase, and your current situation.
I don’t live in Greeneville, Tennessee. Can you still help me?
Absolutely! Since we’re licensed in Tennessee, we can help you purchase a new home anywhere in the state including Greeneville, Tusculum, Afton, Mosheim, Morristown, Rogersville, and anywhere else in Tennessee.