Courtesy First Home Lenders

Courtesy First Home Lenders is a mortgage lender in Athens, Alabama. The company offers a wide variety of loan types throughout the state of Alabama, including conventional loans for purchases, rate/term refinances and cash out refinances; VA loans for purchases, interest rate reductions and cash out; FHA loans; USDA loans backed by the US Department of Agriculture; and multiple Prime Jumbo products. Loans are also available for manufactured homes, and a Flex Term option lets borrowers customize a loan without resetting the mortgage clock. The office is close to home for neighbors in the Athens and Madison area while serving the entire state. It holds a rating of 5.00 from the customers who have reviewed it.

Courtesy First Home Lenders was incorporated on January 29th, 2004 to provide the Athens, Madison, Huntsville and Florence area with mortgage products and service. Greg Balch spent 23 years in all areas of the financial services industry and an additional four years specializing in mortgage originations before opening a local mortgage origination office of his own to more efficiently deal with the needs of the customer base he had developed. He serves as President and is a licensed Mortgage Loan Originator. Keith Balch, Vice President, has been with the company since January of 2007. He is a licensed Mortgage Loan Originator and a Certified Veterans Lending Specialist, and he graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Finance and a concentration in Real Estate. He pairs each client with the loan for their specific needs.

The office sits on North Marion Street in downtown Athens. The Limestone County Courthouse is about a tenth of a mile away, and the Limestone County Archives is roughly the same distance. The Athens City Mural, The Broken Brush Art Studio and the Limestone County Confederate Soldiers Memorial are all within a short walk of the door.

That 5.00 rating reflects how customers regard a lender that has been originating mortgages in the Athens area since 2004, with loan programs spanning conventional, VA, FHA, USDA, jumbo and manufactured home financing.