Eric Schachter at Luminate Bank

Eric Schachter at Luminate Bank NMLS #673145
Your trusted partner in home loans and financial solutions. Eric Schachter has been in the mortgage industry for twenty years.

Whether you're buying, saving, or investing, we're here to make your financial future brighter. Eric has grown two very successful teams in both NY and Florida and also is a top originator. Eric believes in transparency and great communication with both his clients and his colleagues. He lives on Long Island with his wife, two kids, and two dogs. Eric has a passion for golf, fishing and spending time in nature with his family.

Don't let closing day become a scammer's opportunity. When you’re getting close to closing, your inbox is probably full ...
09/01/2026

Don't let closing day become a scammer's opportunity.

When you’re getting close to closing, your inbox is probably full of messages from your lender, real estate agent, title company and attorney. That’s exactly what scammers are counting on.

Wire fraud scams often look surprisingly legitimate, which is why it’s so important to verify wiring instructions and be cautious about unexpected changes or requests for personal information.

A few extra seconds of verification could save you from a very expensive mistake.

Scammers often impersonate lenders, title companies, attorneys, or real estate agents in an attempt to redirect closing funds or collect personal information.

Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Adam Dejak as he joins Luminate Bank this week.We’re excited to have Adam ...
08/31/2026

Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Adam Dejak as he joins Luminate Bank this week.

We’re excited to have Adam on board and look forward to seeing what he can accomplish from here. Great people make great teams, and we’re proud to have Adam as part of ours.

Adam, welcome to Luminate Bank. Here's to what's ahead!

08/27/2026

Business owners know the reality: deductions and business expenses can make taxable income look very different from the cash flow behind the business.

That doesn’t automatically mean homeownership is off the table.
There may be mortgage options that take a different approach to documenting income, depending on your situation.

If you’re self-employed and thinking about buying, send me a message. Let’s look at the full picture before you count yourself out.

4.9 star review received on Experience.com for Eric Schachter by Alexandra A K - Eric  was  great,  kept  us  informed  ...
08/27/2026

4.9 star review received on Experience.com for Eric Schachter by Alexandra A K - Eric was great, kept us informed and answered any and all questions we had, especially as first time buyers.

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Only 65% of small business owners feel confident in managing their cash flow. And for small business owners, entrepreneu...
08/25/2026

Only 65% of small business owners feel confident in managing their cash flow.

And for small business owners, entrepreneurs and self-employed borrowers, qualifying for a mortgage can look a little different.

Your income may fluctuate. You may reinvest heavily into your business. Your tax returns may show deductions that don't tell the entire story of your financial picture.

And because Luminate Bank combines banking and mortgage lending, the conversation can go beyond the mortgage itself.

If you're a business owner thinking about buying a home, refinancing or investing in real estate, it may be worth having the conversation before assuming a traditional mortgage is your only option.

Luminate Bank is an FDIC-insured bank and a full-service mortgage lender, offering business banking, commercial financing, and residential mortgage solutions.

08/20/2026

The back-to-school reset shouldn’t stop at school supplies and calendar reminders.

When your family’s schedule changes, it’s worth taking another look at your financial routine, too.

One thing people often overlook? Payment timing. Your mortgage, bills, and other automatic payments should fit into your real-life cash flow as smoothly as possible.

A few small scheduling changes can make a busy month feel a whole lot more manageable. And honestly, anything that makes the family calendar easier deserves a little attention.

Your home can play a pretty big role in your retirement plans, but that doesn’t mean there’s one “right” way to use it.M...
08/18/2026

Your home can play a pretty big role in your retirement plans, but that doesn’t mean there’s one “right” way to use it.

Maybe that means making accessibility improvements so you can age in place. Maybe downsizing makes more sense. For some homeowners age 62 and older, a reverse mortgage may also be worth exploring.

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but the best strategy starts with understanding what you want your home to do for you in retirement. If you or your loved ones are preparing for retirement, give me a call or visit me online today.

Getting closer to retirement? Learn how to prepare your home, use home equity, finance aging-in-place improvements, and understand HELOCs, home equity loans and reverse mortgages.

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Eric Schachter by Albert B - Eric is a professional. He timely provides g...
08/16/2026

5.0 star review received on Experience.com for Eric Schachter by Albert B - Eric is a professional. He timely provides guidance on the next steps and continues to exceed expectations.

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08/13/2026

Think you missed homebuying season?
I hear it every August: "We'll just wait until next year."
But late summer is one of the most overlooked times to buy. Fewer buyers can mean less competition, some sellers are ready to make a deal, and you'll have time to get settled before the holidays.
If buying a home has been on your mind, don't let the calendar make the decision for you. Let's talk through your options and see what makes sense for your timeline.

One of the most common conversations I'm having this time of year isn't about interest rates. The kids leave for college...
08/11/2026

One of the most common conversations I'm having this time of year isn't about interest rates.

The kids leave for college. The house gets quieter. Suddenly, homeowners start asking whether their current home still makes sense for the next chapter.

There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, but there are good conversations worth having before making a big decision.

If you've been thinking about downsizing, reviewing your mortgage, or simply understanding your options, I'd be happy to help you explore what makes the most sense for your goals.

When the kids leave for college, many parents begin asking whether the larger house they bought for a busy family still makes sense for their everyday life.

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Syosset, NY
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