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 !
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.
A great company to use if you want your hand held aggressively some steps of the way while being seemingly ignored during others.They seem to have little understanding of the complexities associated with a short sale, and will expect you to rush rush rush their deadlines while acting nonchalantly when you need something done on a timeline.For a company that seemingly specialized in VA loans, they don’t seem to fully grasp that military members don’t always operate on a M-F, 9-5 schedule, like they do, and frequently act annoyed/confused when you let them know that certain tasks will be accomplished as soon as a military member working 12 hour night shifts is able to review them.I suppose the only positive aspect of the experience was the relatively low interest rate (after not explaining rate buy down with points and that this was how we record our low rate), and the fantastic realtor that they recommended. Otherwise, a mediocre experience, at best.
Response from Veterans United
Hi Zachery,
Thank you for sharing your experience. I’m sorry the process left you feeling rushed at some points and unsupported at others. A short sale can already bring additional moving pieces, and trying to navigate those while working 12-hour night shifts only makes clear communication and flexibility that much more important.
We should be helping make the process easier to understand, including conversations around deadlines, rates, and points. I’m sorry you walked away feeling like those conversations weren’t as clear or considerate of your schedule as they should have been.
I’m glad your realtor was a bright spot in the experience, and I appreciate you being candid about where we fell short. If you’d like to talk through your experience further, our Client Advocate team can be reached at 1-800-212-5200 or ClientAdvocate@vu.com.
Take care,
Claire S., Client Relations Manager
I love all the help I got from everyone! I always got my questions answered and Abigail and Taylor kept me informed and were both soooo helpful!