Portland, Oregon
Portland mortgage broker
Portland's housing runs from Pearl District lofts and South Waterfront towers to Craftsman bungalows on the east side and hillside homes in the West Hills. We help Portland buyers and homeowners compare loans from dozens of wholesale lenders.
Neighborhoods we know
Pearl District, Northwest/Nob Hill, South Waterfront, Goose Hollow, Hillsdale, Multnomah Village, Irvington, Laurelhurst, Hawthorne, Richmond, Sellwood-Moreland, Eastmoreland, Woodstock, Montavilla, Hollywood, Alberta Arts, Mississippi/Boise, Kenton and St. Johns.
Loans that fit Portland
Every Portland home falls under Oregon's single 2026 conforming limit of $832,750, so homes in the West Hills and close-in east side can cross into jumbo territory. Condo buyers in the Pearl and South Waterfront need a building that meets lender or FHA project requirements, and we review the condo documents early.
ADUs, plexes and infill
Portland allows up to four homes on most residential lots, plus accessory dwelling units, so many owners are adding a backyard unit or buying a duplex or fourplex. If you'll live in one unit of a two- to four-unit property, owner-occupied conventional and FHA financing can apply; investors can use DSCR loans qualified on the rent, and homeowners often fund an ADU with a HELOC or construction loan.
Your Oregon loan officer
Clint Aguon
More than 20 years of residential and commercial real estate investing, development, and lending experience that shapes how he structures and tailors loans for his clients, including buyers, investors, and the self-employed.