Dana Voelzke

Jackson Andrade 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Dana is an amazing lender. From start to finish she was so helpful every step of the way. So professional and knowledgeable overall amazing at what she does. 

Marivel Barnard 

on Google

3 months ago

A few months ago, we found ourselves in a very stressful situation, we were in need of some extra funds to fund my mother's assisted living as well as new home projects and so we reached out to Dana a longtime friend, and the financial officer we used to process our mortgage when we bought our home on 12/31/24. Dana not only made it a priority to work on the timeline that we required, but she was also very attentive to our needs, as well as focused, professional, precise, and she always exercised genuine warmth and care. We ... read more

Elizabeth Sanders 

on Google

5 months ago

Greetings Dana, I wanted to sincerely thank you for your continued guidance and support. Although you are no longer working with me directly, you have still taken the time to help clarify information and break things down in a way that I can fully understand. You truly had no obligation to do so, which makes your kindness all the more meaningful. Your willingness to assist me in such a thoughtful and patient manner speaks volumes about your character. It is clear that you are not only highly knowledgeable, but also genuinely... read more

Mel 

on Google

6 months ago

Very frustrating experience. My mother applied for a loan and was told she has multiple delinquencies, but no one would explain which accounts they are from. Dana refused to provide a copy of the credit report she pulled, saying it’s “not her job,” and we were just redirected to a website that wasn’t working. My mother doesn’t speak English and couldn’t access her report on her own, and no real assistance or guidance was offered. A loan officer should help clients understand issues like this, not dismiss them. 

Melissa Espinal 

on Google

6 months ago

Very frustrating experience. My mother applied for a loan and was told she has multiple delinquencies, but no one would explain which accounts they are from. Dana refused to provide a copy of the credit report she pulled, saying it’s “not her job,” and we were just redirected to a website that wasn’t working. My mother doesn’t speak English and couldn’t access her report on her own, and no real assistance or guidance was offered. A loan officer should help clients understand issues like this, not dismiss them.