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Fort Collins mortgage broker for Northern Colorado

From Old Town craftsman homes to new builds in southeast Fort Collins, we shop Northern Colorado loans across more than 70 wholesale mortgage banks.

A couple walking their dog past craftsman homes on a leafy Fort Collins street with the foothills behind them

Fort Collins blends a university town's steady demand with a genuine family housing market, and it sits at the north end of the corridor we serve every week, from Loveland and Windsor to Greeley.

Buying a home in Fort Collins

Fort Collins is the largest city in Larimer County, and Colorado State University sets a lot of its rhythm. Neighborhoods closest to campus and Old Town see steady demand from university staff, graduate students, and investors, while families often look south toward Harmony Road and the newer areas east of I-25.

The housing split is fairly clear. Around Old Town you find older bungalows, Victorians, and mid-century homes with character and mature trees, along with the inspection items that come with age. Farther out, newer subdivisions bring modern floor plans along with HOA dues and, in many cases, metro district taxes. A newer home can carry a noticeably different property tax bill than an older home at the same price, so we price the exact address, not the neighborhood average.

Fort Collins also has its own occupancy rules for unrelated adults living together, which matters if you plan to rent rooms to help with the payment. Check the city's current rules before counting on that income.

We lend across Larimer County from our Denver office, and we coordinate with Northern Colorado agents, inspectors, and title companies so your file moves on schedule even from a distance. If you are comparing Fort Collins with Loveland, Windsor, or Timnath, we can price the same budget in each.

  • Near Old Town: Expect older homes, so plan for a thorough inspection and sewer scope.
  • Newer subdivisions: Ask for HOA documents and metro district tax details.
  • Assistance: The city refers buyers to CHFA, metroDPA, and other regional programs.

The Fort Collins market

Inventory here moves differently than Denver: fewer condo towers, more single family homes, and a market that has leaned balanced in recent stretches. For buyers that often means inspection negotiations and seller credits are realistic rather than wishful.

First-time buyers and CSU grads

Plenty of buyers here stay after graduation or come back for a job at the university or one of the breweries and tech employers. Low down payment conventional and FHA loans cover most of these files, and CHFA or local assistance can trim the cash needed to close.

Move-up buyers and refinancing

Many of our Fort Collins clients are on their second or third home, often selling a Denver metro place and trading up. We coordinate the timing so the equity shows up where the underwriter needs it, and we revisit refinancing whenever the numbers clearly favor it.

Serving the north corridor

We lend in Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Wellington, Severance, and Greeley, plus Estes Park, all licensed statewide in Colorado.

What Fort Collins buyers ask us

Questions about your own numbers?

Call or text 720-386-4071, or start the application and we will follow up the same day. The conversation is free, and the math is yours to keep.

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