What loan programs does Krest Mortgage offer?
Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, and refinance loans — including rate & term, cash-out, and FHA/VA streamline refinances — plus specialty programs for borrowers who don't fit the traditional route, including bank statement, profit & loss statement, asset depletion, and 1099 loans, along with manufactured and mobile home financing. Each is explained plainly, across the desk, during your consultation.
Does Krest Mortgage finance manufactured or mobile homes?
Yes — it's a program we've been arranging more often for our Utah and Idaho clients. Call, text, or email to talk through what a manufactured or mobile home purchase or refinance would look like for you.
When does PMI fall off a conventional loan?
Private mortgage insurance falls off once your loan reaches 80% loan-to-value.
Can I roll closing costs into a refinance?
In most cases, yes — on a rate-and-term refinance, closing costs can typically be rolled into the new loan amount. Before you commit, we'll review the numbers with you to confirm it makes financial sense and go over the breakeven point.
Why doesn't Krest Mortgage post rates online?
Rates move throughout the day and vary by credit, down payment, property and program, so a number posted online would be inaccurate almost immediately — and displaying a rate requires an APR disclosure alongside it. Call, text, or email us for an accurate, personal quote.
What states does Krest Mortgage lend in?
We're licensed to lend in Utah, where Jeff has been a licensed lender since 1996, and in Idaho since 2024.
How long does a consultation take, and what does it cost?
About twenty minutes, by phone, text, or email — with no pressure and no fee. In most cases that's enough time to give you a clear picture of your options.
Where is Krest Mortgage located?
20 N. Main Street, Suite 311, St. George, UT 84770. We're licensed to serve clients throughout Utah and Idaho.