Las Vegas, Nevada

Mortgage Broker in Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas buyers and owners usually reach me after a bank said no, went quiet, or offered a loan that did not fit. I am Fabion Medhanie, a Nevada licensed mortgage broker and retired U.S. Army Captain with MortgagePTSD, powered by Barrett Financial Group. I compare programs from multiple wholesale lenders so the loan is matched to you, not the other way around.

Loans buyers in Las Vegas ask about

Buying in the Las Vegas valley

The valley is a collection of very different markets. A condo near the Strip, a master-planned home in the northwest, a custom build in the southwest and a rental in North Las Vegas can each call for a different loan. The right program depends on your income type, down payment, credit profile, how long you plan to stay and whether the home is a primary residence, second home or investment.

Nevada loan limits, taxes and closing costs are also specific to Clark County. See the 2026 Nevada loan limits guide and the Nevada closing cost guide for the official numbers and where they come from.

Neighborhood and city guides

I work across the whole valley. Pick the area you are shopping in:

How it works, start to finish

  • A short call. Your goals, timeline and situation. No credit pull.
  • The right program. I compare lenders and programs and show the trade-offs in plain language.
  • Documents and underwriting. I tell you what is needed up front to avoid late surprises.
  • Closing. I coordinate with your agent and title company.

Serving the whole valley

Along with Las Vegas, I work with buyers and owners across Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Southern Highlands, Centennial Hills, Skye Canyon, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City and Downtown.

Common Questions

Questions people ask.

No. I am licensed in Nevada, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. If you are relocating to Las Vegas from another state, we handle everything by phone, video and a secure online application.

Often, yes. Banks can only offer their own programs. As a broker I can look at programs from multiple wholesale lenders. I will tell you honestly whether a different program fits your file or whether it needs more time first.

No. The first conversation does not require a credit pull. We only run credit when you decide to move forward with a real application.

Yes. I am a retired U.S. Army Captain and I used the VA benefit myself. See the VA loans page and the free VA benefit check for how eligibility and entitlement work.

Las Vegas home loans

Find out where you actually stand.

A short call, no credit pull. You leave knowing which programs may fit and what the next step is. Then you decide, at your pace.