Loan with Sloan - CrossCountry Mortgage

07/07/2026

07/01/2026

An afternoon on the course with some of my favorite realtor partners ⛳️

Grateful for everyone who came out to our putt putt tournament — always love getting time together outside of the usual workday. Congrats to our champ Amy Bolan! 🏆

06/30/2026

🎶Let's talk about🎶 ESCROWS!

Escrows may not be the most exciting part of the mortgage process, but they are a huge part of understanding your real monthly payment.

Your mortgage payment is not just principal and interest. Property taxes and homeowners insurance matter too!

Questions about what's included in your escrow account? Shoot me a message!

06/29/2026

Waiting until you can afford your “perfect” house sounds smart…until you realize waiting can cost you more.

Your first home doesn’t have to check every box. It’s a way for you to get in the game so you can start building equity and create more options for your future self.

Starter home now, dream home later. Message me to get started!

06/28/2026

To paraphrase Kyle Cooke, getting dressed should 👏 be 👏 fun 👏

06/27/2026

Man I love my job!!! ❤️🕺🎶

Another week of travel to Nashville with some of the best realtor partners to learn from Tom Ferry 🌎, thanks to my amazing company CrossCountry Mortgage, LLC!

06/26/2026

Welcome back to week 8 of ✨Charleston Market Chat✨

This week, Amy and I discuss assumable mortgages. Assumable mortgages sound great in theory… but in reality, they are not always as simple, easy, or beneficial as social media makes them seem.

Between qualification requirements, equity gaps, timelines, and servicer rules, there is a lot more to the process than just “taking over someone’s low rate.”

06/25/2026

Same rate. Same loan amount. Same loan term.

So why were the monthly payments different?

This week, a customer was comparing my quote with another lender’s. At first glance, it looked like the other lender had a lower monthly payment — but once we looked closer, the difference wasn’t the loan itself.

The difference was in the estimated taxes and homeowners insurance.

The other lender was using lower estimates, which made the monthly payment look better on paper. I used more conservative numbers so my borrower had a more realistic picture of what their payment could actually look like once the final tax and insurance numbers came in.

Because here’s the thing: homeowners insurance and property taxes are the same regardless of what lender you use, and I would MUCH rather your payment come in lower than expected than have you feel blindsided.

This is why shopping lenders should not just be about who shows you the lowest payment — it should be about who is explaining the full picture clearly and honestly.