Elias "LEE" Montano III
My name is Elias “LEE” Montano III. I am a highly skilled Senior Mortgage Loan Officer with over 20 years of experience. I am licensed in over thirteen states and hold many certifications. Over the years I may have even won a couple awards here and there. My proven record for being dynamic in assessing creditworthiness and financial solutions makes the process easier, faster, and hopefully worry free. I provide personalized experience and strive to achieve an overall smooth process. You are not just a number to me; you are now part of the VU family.
I am a proud father of six beautiful daughters. Yes, that is not a typo, I have six! When I am not spending time with my family I am usually on my Harley Davidson or at my favorite fishing hole. With my solid background I am eager and committed to providing exceptional customer service and expert financial guidance to support you on this journey. I specialize in VA loans; however, I am highly proficient in FHA, USDA, Conventional and Non-Conforming mortgages as well. I look forward to us working together and making your homeownership dreams come true!
Elias "LEE" Montano III
Loan Officer NMLS #165771
| Office | 800-814-1103 x2761 |
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| elias.montano |
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| Address | 111 Corporate Office Drive, Suite 400, Earth City, MO, 63045 |
Reviews
See what 27 customers have said about Elias "LEE" Montano III
I was a special case coming from the UK and going through the homebuying process while across the pond made communication somewhat challenging. I had to use a family members phone number for my profile due to not having a US phone number and on multiple occasions I stated I would not have direct access to the phone number and email was the best way to contact me, but some VU individuals still attempted to contact me via phone.
Fantastic! This is the second house I’ve bought with Veterans United and they were great to work with. I would highly recommend.
Lee and Jacob were easy to work with and the process was smooth and easy to follow along with.
