Alex Aldrich is passionate about helping Veterans. He moved to Missouri from Minnesota when he was 12. He graduated from Columbia College in Missouri with a bachelor's degree in Psychology. While attending Columbia College, he met his wife Bridget. They have been married for five years and have two beautiful daughters, Ivy (4) and Molly (10 months!). When Alex isn't working he loves traveling, camping, playing snooker, and watching football (go Chiefs and Vikings!). Alex has been all over the United States and in his travels has now been to over 19 different countries.
Office | 800-814-1103 x7646 |
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alex.aldrich |
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Address | 550 Veterans United Drive Columbia, MO 65201 |
Great guy! Straight to the point but very thorough with his explanations.
Went over and above my expectations.
He is an excellent communicator.
He was aware of everything and communicated and coordinated with my realtor, the escrow company and myself as well as my bank which was noted for delays.
Alex is great
An excellent example on timeliness and reliability. Nothing less than an expert. Ability to aid Veterans in comprehension of the purchase process is unmatched.
My whole team assigned to me was amazing. What incredible people! Thank you for helping me in accomplishing the goal of getting me and my family in our dream home. You guys are part of my family now.
Alex, and wonderful man to work with.. when things got somewhat stressful.. he gave me sound advice. Thank you Alex for your advice on the loan process.
I would have preferred having the entire list of TO DOs earlier in the process. For example, we have a home located outside of the city limits therefore needed a well water test. We learned this after our appraisal had occurred. Our appraiser was given the wrong telephone number, so as one can imagine, took a longer time to schedule. Our appraisal did not identify the need to paint a shed when sent to Becky, so we did not know it was needed until she reinspected the home for anterior siding and painting check. It wasn't until I contacted her that I learned that she "must have forgotten to mention it in her report" We had an unexpected rainy season which again delayed the ability to complete the work. Some of our paperwork was entered in the wrong place and had to be found. Am glad it is done but was extremely frustrating.