Carrie Castro NMLS 863119 - New Gen Home Lending

01/02/2026

Starting 2026 with my first closing of the year ✨
So thankful for amazing clients Andrew and Sonia who trusted me with such a big milestone.
Welcome home 🤍 Meet the Team / Behind the Scenes
Processor: Becca
Escrow: Kat and Laura Buyers Agent:
TC: Jasmin Tarango
Notary:
Photographer: .faith

12/31/2025

Buying a home? Start here 🏡
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12/30/2025

Welcome to my business page 👋 Here for your first-home era 🏡💫

02/15/2023

Closing costs can add up quickly, that’s why Nations Lending is here to help. Seller concessions are closing costs that the seller agrees to pay. Your Nations Lending Loan Officer will work with you to ensure you get the most out of your seller concessions.

02/13/2023

Housing affordability is improving!

Experts from the Urban Institute, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Housing Finance Strategies discuss how to improve housing affordability at HousingWire's Affordable Housing Mini-Con.

02/09/2023

With housing prices coming down and inventory going up, it's a win-win for the homebuyers. This market favors homebuyers as the housing inventory continues to climb and prices continue to fall. The dream of owning your own home is in arms reach for the buyer ready to take the next step.

02/08/2023

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Carrie Castro by Victor P R - Best service ever.
Carrie was able to help me any time any day
Very friendly and professional

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Personal Mortgage Advisor | NMLS # 863119

02/07/2023

When considering a mortgage, it is tempting to wait for historically low interest rates like the 3% offers that have often been available in recent years. However, waiting can mean missing out on building equity in the house of your dreams. Then, if rates drop you can always refinance down the road.

02/06/2023

Give your interior design the romantic touch with these Valentine's Day decor ideas

02/03/2023

TRBLs make home purchases more affordable

Rate buydowns are not a new concept, but TRBLs were recently re-introduced to the market, and now many nonbank lenders have unveiled options.