A native of St. Louis, Nathan has developed a passion for serving those who have served our country. After graduating from the University of Tulsa and Mizzou with a degree in Marketing and a Masters in Finance, Nathan joined Veterans United in 2011 with a goal to simplify the homebuying process for our nation's Veterans.
Nathan’s approach is built on two pillars: clear communication and a deep, specialized knowledge of the VA Home Loan product. He understands that the homebuying journey can feel overwhelming, so he prides himself on being an educator and a guide, ensuring his clients feel confident and informed at every turn.
When he isn’t helping families secure their piece of the American Dream, Nathan enjoys time with his family inside and out of the house. As a passionate sports fan, they love cheering on the hometown Missouri Tigers as often as possible!
| Office | 800-814-1103 x3584 |
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| Address | 550 Veterans United Drive Columbia, MO 65201 |
Then whole team was awesome, specially Dustin with my many phone calls and obstacles , the gifts sent for my girls , my package ! I was totally clueless about everything and these wonderful folks went above and beyond to give me a opportunity i though was impossible . ill always be grateful for the opportunity they provided. Seriously guys thank you so so much its the best feeling in the world to know I have a home for my beautiful family and it wouldn't been possible with out yal . I highly recommend each team member ! I think veterans united should give each member a raise and a bonus !
Communication between team members was weak. Thorough communication with us was nearly non-existent. We would get a short text messages on Fridays just before VU’s office closed making it impossible to ask for clarification. We would send emails asking questions only to get short responses that didn’t address several touch-points in our questions. We would call throughout the week only to be sent to voicemail each time with return calls rarely returned. We would get a quick email or text saying that someone would call us the next day. Sometimes it would be several days later before we finally got some answers. We were pushed off to different people throughout this process, never knowing who to contact for sure. We were told that Jack (Jackson) was our POC, then to only call Nathan, then back to Jack….finally ending with Kayla. Granted this was a difficult loan. We were unaware that my deceased brother was listed on the deed and had to go through a short probate. All in all, the lack of informative communication was excruciatingly lacking. Mind you, we weren’t being helicopter clients, we had legitimate concerns and questions that were left open for a week or more at a time.
The beginning phase was great. Nathan was quick to answer my questions and phone calls. After the first few weeks, I could tell the tone had changed. I could sense an irritable attitude and hassle to answer questions. Once I was assigned the rest of my team, it went really downhill. No one was on the same page. One was telling me one thing, the other another. They failed to relay important information and documents to me due to "I forgot, I apologize." After that instance, the whole team was giving me nothing but attitude. They would only respond to my emails, in a timely manner I would like to mention, but the words they used were always assertive, demanding, and no questions asked. Very disappointing experience, and would never do it again.
Response from Veterans United
Hi Emmanuel,
It's disappointing to hear that what started as a positive experience became increasingly frustrating as your loan progressed. I'm glad Nathan was initially responsive and helpful, but I'm sorry that same level of support didn't carry through the rest of your journey. I can understand how receiving conflicting information, missing important updates, and feeling like your questions were met with impatience would leave you discouraged.
You deserve to feel respected, informed, and comfortable asking questions throughout the homebuying process. Even when responses are timely, the way information is communicated matters just as much. I hate knowing that your interactions with the team left you feeling this way, and I appreciate you bringing these concerns to my attention.
I'd welcome the opportunity to learn more about your experience and address any lingering concerns. If you're open to discussing this further, please reach out to my Client Advocate team at 1-800-212-5200 or ClientAdvocate@vu.com.
Sincerely,
Claire S., Client Relations Manager
Needed a home for my family and Veterans United got it done fast and painlessly! I’m thankful for these guys!
The team I worked with were amazing! The answered all my questions via email, call and/or text! They don’t waste time getting things done. I enjoyed this experience and they did really well working with my request, limitations and desires. Great team and a very fun experience.