Katrina Henkle - All Square Mortgage

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Katrina Henkle - All Square Mortgage I’ve been in the mortgage world since 2002—starting as a processor and now helping clients as a mortgage loan originator.

Katrina Henkle | WA • OR • MT | NMLS 91706 | All Square Mortgage NMLS 893532 | Located in the Yakima Valley | https://www.allsquaremortgage.com/staff-member/katrina-dawn-henkle/ I love helping people reach their financial goals and achieve homeownership. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, I’ve got your back—whatever your goals, I’m here to help!

💻 First step: apply here https://www.allsquaremortgage.com/staff-member/katrina-dawn-henkle/

Katrina Henkle | NMLS 91706
All Square Mortgage | NMLS 893532
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Bruce Henkle and I got our ballots dropped off! 🇺🇸Just a little reminder that today is Election Day, and I really don’t ...
11/03/2026

Bruce Henkle and I got our ballots dropped off! 🇺🇸

Just a little reminder that today is Election Day, and I really don’t care who you vote for, what party you support, or how you fill out that ballot. I just want you to VOTE!

The right to vote is one of the privileges we have as citizens, and it’s not something we should ever take lightly. People have fought hard for that right, and we should never take it for granted.

We can’t complain about the direction our communities, our state, or our country are headed if we aren’t willing to take part in the process.

You don’t have to agree with everyone. You don’t have to vote the same way I do. That’s not the point. We all get a voice, and our ballots are one way we get to use it.

I truly believe if we want to see great things happen in our country, we have to show up and do our part.

So please, get out there, drop your ballot, and use your voice!

I don’t care HOW you vote. I care THAT you vote. 🇺🇸

There's something about being trusted with a big decision that I never want to take for granted.I've been in the mortgag...
11/03/2026

There's something about being trusted with a big decision that I never want to take for granted.

I've been in the mortgage industry since 2002, and every year reminds me that behind the paperwork is a real person with real plans.

To everyone who has trusted me with a mortgage question, referred a friend, shared a post, left a review, or simply encouraged me as I've grown my business: thank you.

You help make this work meaningful, and I appreciate every one of you.

And if we've never met, I'm glad you're here. My goal is to make home financing easier to understand, one conversation at a time.

Here's to a November filled with good people and good things.

11/02/2026

Monday Check In

Hello, November!October was a pretty special month, and I'm heading into November feeling extra thankful. Between my fam...
11/02/2026

Hello, November!

October was a pretty special month, and I'm heading into November feeling extra thankful. Between my family, this community, the people I get to work with, and being recognized as Selah Chamber's Emerging Business of the Year, I've had plenty of reasons to pause and appreciate the good stuff.

November always reminds me to slow down a little and pay attention to the people who make life better.

The friends who check in. The businesses that go the extra mile. The people who show up to help without needing a spotlight.

Those are my kind of people.

So let's start this month with a little gratitude. What's ONE thing you're thankful for as we head into November? Big, small, serious, or silly—I want to hear it!

Before the ghosts and goblins take over the neighborhood, here's a homeowner reminder:Check your porch lights, clear the...
10/30/2026

Before the ghosts and goblins take over the neighborhood, here's a homeowner reminder:

Check your porch lights, clear the walkways, secure loose cords, and make sure little trick-or-treaters can get to your door safely.

And if you're handing out candy, remember: the kids who say “just one more house” are the reason you bought the big bag.

Wishing everyone a fun, safe Halloween weekend!

🌲 WEDNESDAY SMALL BUSINESS SHOUTOUT: McMahan's Arbor Acres  🌲If you’re looking to add a little holiday magic to your hom...
10/28/2026

🌲 WEDNESDAY SMALL BUSINESS SHOUTOUT: McMahan's Arbor Acres 🌲

If you’re looking to add a little holiday magic to your home this season, make sure to check out McMahan’s Arbor Acres!

One of my favorite things about living in the Yakima Valley is the incredible small businesses that make our community special. Shopping local supports our neighbors, local families, and the people who help our community thrive!

🎄 Want to visit McMahan’s Arbor Acres?

📍 3600 West Wapato Road, Wapato, WA 98951

🗓️ Monday–Saturday
⏰ 7 AM–4 PM

And if you’re planning a little holiday shopping, you can also find them at Becky Hosman’s Home for the Holidays!

📅 Saturday, November 21
📍 Selah Civic Center
⏰ 10 AM–3 PM

Whether you stop by their location in Wapato or visit them at Home for the Holidays, be sure to show this local business some love!

Let’s keep showing up for the small businesses that make our corner of the world such a great place to call home.

👇 Tell me in the comments: Are you already getting ready for the holidays, or are you Team Thanksgiving First?

Here's your permission slip to ask the question you think you should already know the answer to.What does escrow mean?Wh...
10/28/2026

Here's your permission slip to ask the question you think you should already know the answer to.

What does escrow mean?
What is mortgage insurance?
Does checking my options mean I have to buy a house?
Can I buy if I'm self-employed?
What if I've owned a home before but it's been years?

These are normal questions. Seriously.

You don't have to speak mortgage to have a mortgage conversation. Plain English is always welcome here.

What's a home financing question you've wondered about? Ask below, or send it privately if that's more comfortable.

If buying a home is on your someday-soon list, here's a helpful place to start.A mortgage conversation may involve thing...
10/27/2026

If buying a home is on your someday-soon list, here's a helpful place to start.

A mortgage conversation may involve things like:

• Recent pay stubs
• W-2s or tax returns, depending on your income
• Bank statements
• Information about debts and monthly obligations
• Details about your employment and income

You don't need to panic-clean your entire financial life before talking with a lender. The exact documents depend on your situation and loan program.

Start with a conversation, then work through the list one step at a time.

A house can have beautiful countertops, perfect floors, and all the right finishes.But home is usually something a littl...
10/26/2026

A house can have beautiful countertops, perfect floors, and all the right finishes.

But home is usually something a little less photogenic.

It's where your people gather. Where the holidays happen. Where you finally get to exhale at the end of the day.

That's one of the things I love about helping people navigate home financing. There's a real life attached to that transaction, and it's never just paperwork.

What makes a place feel like home to you?

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1115 W Lincoln Avenue, Ste 101
Yakima County, WA
98902

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