About Barb
An education-first mortgage advisor who actually picks up the phone.
Hi, I'm Barb. I believe getting a mortgage shouldn't feel overwhelming. My goal is to make the process clear, answer your questions, and help you make confident decisions from application through closing — and long after. Whether you're buying your first home, refinancing, investing, or navigating a divorce, you'll always know who's handling your loan, and you'll always have direct access to me whenever you need me.
My approach is mortgage planning, not just mortgage shopping. That means we look at more than a monthly payment — we look at how your mortgage fits into your broader financial picture, how it affects your long-term wealth, and how it should evolve as your life does. First-time buyers, longtime homeowners, real estate investors, and clients navigating divorce all get that same thoughtful, education-first approach.
As a Certified Divorce Lending Professional® (CDLP®), I also bring specialized training to divorce mortgage planning — working alongside attorneys, mediators, and financial advisors to help clients make confident housing decisions during a difficult season.
What I stand for
Education-first approach
I explain the options, the trade-offs, and the numbers so you make decisions with clarity — not pressure.
Accessibility & direct communication
You'll always know who's handling your loan, and you'll always have direct access to me whenever you need me.
Mortgage planning, not just closing
I help clients think long-term — using their mortgage as a tool for wealth, not just a transaction.
Long-term client relationships
Most of my clients come back — for a refi, an investment property, or their next home. That's the goal.
Divorce Mortgage Specialty
Certified Divorce Lending Professional® (CDLP®)
Barb's Certified Divorce Lending Professional® training focuses on the mortgage considerations that come up when the marital home is part of a divorce — refinancing, equity buyouts, support income documentation, mortgage liability, and timing. She works alongside attorneys, mediators, financial professionals, and real estate professionals, and does not provide legal, tax, or financial-planning advice.