Colin Vaughan
Colin was born in Mid-Missouri and graduated from the University of Missouri. He spends his free time outdoors with his son, Grady, and his wife, Jordan. He also enjoys a round of golf when he can find the time. Colin's hobbies include rooting on his favorite teams like the Oklahoma Sooners, Kansas City Chiefs, St. Louis Cardinals, and spending time with family.
Being with VU since 2022, Colin has learned to help folks navigate and understand the homebuying process, while remembering this journey should be exciting and enjoyable!
Colin Vaughan
Senior Loan Officer NMLS #2291856
| Office | 800-814-1103 x4003 |
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| colin.vaughan |
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| Address | 550 Veterans United Drive Columbia, MO 65201 |
Reviews
See what 109 customers have said about Colin Vaughan
They did an outstanding job. Always on top of things. Answered questions quickly and made sure I understood. The process was made super easy
The team could have waited things out but for my sake they dmfound a way to close faster. Amazing work.
The team that worked with me (Mr. Colin and Mr. Michael) were awesome. They ensured that they kept me informed and made sure that I understood the process.
Really kept me informed along all the steps taken. A shoutout to Jeff and de’ne for their involvement during the process.Of course a big shout out and a big WHOO HOO to Colin. Great to work with, answers all the question and was easy to contact.
As a first time homebuyer, I really didn't know where to turn. Veterans United made it easy and turned an overwhelming experience into a "that was easy" moment. Almost "too easy" was what I said to the awesome duo of Colin and Ofelia who walked us through the loan process with ease. Impressive was the response time from a simple email to receiving a phone call in minutes, if not seconds, from Colin. They also did not disappoint in lining us up with an awesome Realtor in Jan Allen whose experience and insight for a first time homebuyer was invaluable. All around, I couldn't speak more highly of my home buying experience in what we perceived was going to be a scary process.
