Get To Know Us
What is Big Garage Home Loans?
Overview
Who we are
Big Garage Home Loans originated from the idea that your house is home to the passion behind your hobbies and interests. Ashton Brooks has been a longtime trusted mortgage lender for over a decade. He has a passion for service which in which his positive attitude is credited to his long-term success. Ashton has an aptitude for transforming difficult transactions through his personal dedication of making every transaction go as seamless as possible.
Ashton’s goal is to be with his clients every step of the way through funding their real estate purchases. His philosophy is to be an exceptional communicator, ensuring his clients are well educated and confident about closing on their new asset. Ashton’s responsiveness and commitment is one of the many reasons his clients return and refer out his services.
Our Services
Funding your passion
Purchase Your Big Garage Home
We understand that this is more than a purchase, it's a lifestyle. Let our team help assist you on funding for your next big garage home.
Funding Your Big GarageHome
Every situation is different, but we're prepared for that. With a variety of scenarios, comes a bevy of options. We work through your situation to find the best fit.
Building Your Own Big Garage
We understand the intricacies that are involved in a big garage build. Whether adding to an existing property, or starting from the ground up, we've got you covered.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Question from Clients
We understand just how confusing the lending industry can be. Although the marketplace can change quickly, it is our goal to educate our clients and be a valuable resource in the community.
With a fixed-rate loan, the interest rate is set for the life of the loan. Variable rate mortgages, also known as adjustable rate mortgages or ARMs have periodic interest-rate adjustments. It is our job to work hand-in-hand with our clients in choosing the best loan for their family and lifestyle.
Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) a service provided by a private company to protect the mortgage lender against losses that might be incurred if a loan defaults. PMI allows lenders to offer loans with low down payments.
The term “points” refers to fees/costs that are representative of a certain percentage of the overall loan amount. For example, one point equals 1%. Origination points are fees paid that are related to the processing of a loan, while discount points are paid in order to reduce the interest rate on a loan.