Licensed in Oregon

Oregon Mortgage Lending

Boss Mortgage is an Oregon-based mortgage company with offices in Bend and Redmond, serving clients throughout the state.

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Serving clients throughout Oregon

Boss Mortgage serves clients throughout Oregon, with offices in Bend and Redmond.

Depending on the situation, we can meet by phone, by video, at one of our offices or in person, and applications can also be started online.

Oregon licensing details are published on the Licensing page.

Office

Bend, OR

304 NE 3rd St #110Bend, OR 97701
Office

Redmond, OR

Contact us for office details and appointments.

Mortgage needs we help with in Oregon

Where our roots are

Central Oregon is home for Boss Mortgage. Our Bend and Redmond offices, our community work and much of the team are here, and we work with clients across the rest of Oregon too.

A wide mix of property types

Oregon purchases range from in-town homes to acreage, new construction, manufactured homes and investment property. Each of those affects which programs apply.

Oregon-specific mortgage news

Our Articles section covers Oregon topics as they come up, including a piece on trigger leads changing in Oregon and one on wildfire season in the region.

Who we work with in Oregon

First-time buyers across Oregon

Buyers building or purchasing on acreage

Veterans, service members and community heroes

Second-home and short-term rental buyers

Self-employed borrowers

Homeowners refinancing or accessing equity

Oregon licensing

Oregon – Licensed under the Oregon Consumer Finance Act.

Reproduced from the Boss Mortgage Licensing page, which is the authoritative source.

Boss Mortgage LLC NMLS #2547821. See the full Licensing page for every state and license number.

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Questions about buying or refinancing in Oregon?

A licensed Boss Mortgage loan originator can look at your situation and explain what applies to you.

How the process works

1. Get approved

Connect with a BOSS Mortgage loan originator, review your financing options, and provide the information needed to understand your buying power before you start shopping.

Connect with a BOSS Mortgage loan originator, review your financing options, and provide the information needed to understand your buying power before you start shopping.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Boss Mortgage licensed?

Boss Mortgage, LLC. NMLS#2547821 publishes its state licensing details on the Licensing page, which is the authoritative source. Boss Mortgage does not lend in all states, and in certain states Boss Mortgage is licensed as a mortgage broker.

See the Licensing page for the current list and license numbers.

Do I need to visit an office to work with Boss Mortgage?

No. Boss Mortgage has offices in Bend and Redmond, Oregon; Denver, Colorado; and Meridian, Idaho, and serves clients throughout the states where it is licensed. Depending on the situation, you can meet by phone, by video, at an office or in person.

You can also start an application online from anywhere in a state where Boss Mortgage is licensed.

How can I verify Boss Mortgage's license?

Company and license information can be verified through NMLS Consumer Access using NMLS ID 2547821.

What types of loans do you offer?

Programs highlighted for borrowers across Oregon include Conventional Loans, VA Loans, and New Construction Loans. Central Oregon is home for Boss Mortgage. Our Bend and Redmond offices, our community work and much of the team are here, and we work with clients across the rest of Oregon too.

BOSS Mortgage serves clients throughout Oregon. Explore the full Loan Programs page to compare options for the property and financing plans you have in mind.

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How do I get pre-approved for a mortgage?

Getting pre-approved is simple. Provide basic financial information, such as income, credit score, and debt details, and we’ll guide you through the process to determine your loan eligibility and budget.

How long does the mortgage process take?

The mortgage process typically takes around 30–60 days on average, but it can vary depending on the situation. It is recommended to get pre-approved for a mortgage to help keep the process as quick as possible.

Related Reading

  • Trigger Leads Are Changing in Oregon

    Applying for a mortgage in Oregon? See how Oregon's new limits on trigger leads give borrowers more control after a credit inquiry, plus simple steps to cut down on unwanted lender calls.

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  • Wildfire Season Hits Close to Home

    For Oregon buyers and homeowners: why homeowners insurance belongs early in the mortgage process during Oregon's wildfire season, and how recurring seasonal income may be considered when qualifying.

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  • Boss Brief: Real Help for Real Heroes in Our Community

    Veterans, teachers, healthcare workers, and first responders in Oregon can learn how Homes for Heroes may reduce closing costs, and why Boss Mortgage was recognized as Oregon's number one Homes for Heroes lender.

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Ready to get started in Oregon?

Every situation is different. We’ll help you understand your options and what may fit your goals.

This page is general information about mortgage financing and is not a commitment to lend, an offer of credit, or financial or legal advice. Program availability, guidelines and requirements are set by lenders and investors, can change, and depend on your individual circumstances and the property. Talk with a licensed Boss Mortgage loan originator about what applies to you.

Boss Mortgage does not have an office in every state it is licensed in. This page does not indicate a physical office in Oregon unless an office is listed above.

Boss Mortgage LLC NMLS #2547821. See the Licensing page for state licensing information. Additional disclosures appear in the footer of every page.