Levi Lenon
Levi grew up in a small town in northern Missouri and attended college at Missouri Western State University, graduating with a BS in Business Marketing. He then commissioned into the United States Army as an Armor Officer; deploying in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom as part of the 3rd Infantry Division, based out of Fort Stewart, GA.
Levi has over 11 years of mortgage experience with Veterans United and is passionate about helping Veterans achieve their dream of homeownership. Outside of his professional life, Levi is a devoted husband and father, who loves spending time with his 2 children and wife of 18 years. When he's not working, Levi enjoys being active and spending time outdoors—whether he's cheering on his daughters at their sporting events or out hunting.
Levi Lenon
Loan Officer NMLS #1151148
| Office | 800-814-1103 x4652 |
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| levi.lenon |
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| Address | 550 Veterans United Drive, Columbia, MO 65201 |
Reviews
See what 108 customers have said about Levi Lenon
Outstanding
We had a wonderful experience. Everyone really bent over backwards to help us get our dream home. Our team is absolutely amazing.
The whole Veteran’s United team was amazing, including Levi, he was always available for my amateur questions and never let me fall on my face throughout the whole process. They set everything up. All I had to do was answer some questions and sign some stuff. They had everything else under control, took all the stress of finding and a getting a home off my shoulders.
I would be asked to provide information, I would and it would be accepted. A few days to week later, I would be told it wasn’t sufficient. I felt like everyone I was making progress forward, something would set me back again. Seemed like the person doing the underwriting was familiar with why state or county requirements. I was close to just not using. Waited till the last minute to ask again for something which set my closing back.
Levi Jared and Neil were extremely helpful in all aspects of the process. If I had a question everyone of the helped out. Deb Almond on the other hand made the process way more stressful than it should have been.
