Assumable Mortgage Colorado: The Complete 2026 Guide

Colorado is the center of everything we do at The Assumable Guy -- and for good reason.

The state has five major military installations generating a constant cycle of VA loan inventory. Fort Carson alone houses 25,000 soldiers in one of the most active PCS rotation markets in the country. Buckley Space Force Base anchors the southeast Denver suburbs with thousands of active-duty Space Force and intelligence community buyers cycling through Aurora and Centennial. Peterson and Schriever Space Force Bases, the Air Force Academy, and NORAD create an officer-heavy market in the Monument and Tri-Lakes corridor where six-figure VA loans from 2020 to 2022 are still sitting at 2.25% to 2.875%.

Layered on top of the military inventory is one of the most robust civilian FHA pools in the Rocky Mountain West. During the 2020-2022 buying boom, first-time buyers flooded into the Denver suburbs -- Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Westminster, Brighton, Centennial, Highlands Ranch -- using FHA loans at rates between 2.75% and 3.75%. Those loans are now cycling into resale inventory as sellers move, upsize, or relocate after five years of ownership.

Here is what this means in practice: A buyer today looking at a $450,000 home in Denver's suburbs with a 6.80% mortgage pays roughly $2,944 per month. That same buyer assuming an existing FHA loan on the same home at 3.25% pays approximately $1,958 per month. The difference is $986 per month -- nearly $12,000 per year -- without paying a penny more for the house.

This guide covers every major Colorado market, the savings math in each, who qualifies, and exactly how the process works.

Colorado Assumable Mortgage Markets: Quick Overview

| Market | Primary Loan Type | Typical Assumable Rate | Monthly Savings Example | Equity Gap Range | |---|---|---|---|---| | Fort Carson / Colorado Springs | VA | 2.5 - 3.0% | $829/mo | $55k - $120k | | Peterson SFB / Monument-Tri-Lakes | VA | 2.25 - 2.75% | $1,100+/mo | $120k - $250k | | Buckley SFB / Aurora-Centennial | VA | 2.5 - 3.0% | $1,200+/mo | $110k - $210k | | Denver Metro FHA | FHA | 2.75 - 3.5% | $986/mo | $95k - $175k | | Boulder County / Longmont | FHA + VA | 2.75 - 3.5% | $1,050+/mo | $130k - $240k | | Fort Collins / Northern Colorado | FHA | 2.75 - 3.5% | $860/mo | $85k - $155k | | Pueblo | FHA + VA | 2.5 - 3.25% | $541/mo | $30k - $65k |

Pueblo is Colorado's most accessible entry point for assumption buyers -- the smallest equity gaps in the state and the lowest purchase prices. The Monument and Tri-Lakes corridor represents the highest potential monthly savings -- officer-grade homes with large VA loans at historically low rates.

Fort Carson: Colorado's Largest Military Assumption Market

Who Is at Fort Carson

Fort Carson in Colorado Springs is the Army's second-largest installation by population in the continental United States. Home of the 4th Infantry Division ("Ivy Division"), Fort Carson houses approximately 25,000 active-duty soldiers, with family members and DoD civilians pushing the total community to more than 60,000 people. The installation also hosts the 10th Special Forces Group, 4th Security Force Assistance Brigade, 71st Ordnance Group, and numerous support units.

The 4th Infantry Division's primary mission structure creates PCS cycles that run 2 to 3 years for most enlisted soldiers and 2 to 4 years for officers. The volume of military transactions generated by Fort Carson dwarfs every other installation in Colorado -- the surrounding communities of Fountain, Security-Widefield, and the South Colorado Springs corridors absorbed tens of thousands of VA home purchases at sub-3.5% rates from 2019 through 2022.

Where Fort Carson Soldiers Buy

The communities with the highest VA loan inventory concentration from the Fort Carson buying window are:

Fountain and Security-Widefield (80817, 80911) represent the highest-density VA purchase zones in Colorado. These communities offered the most affordable entry prices during the 2020-2022 window -- homes from $280,000 to $380,000 -- and were accessible to enlisted soldiers and junior officers who qualified for VA financing but had limited down payment reserves. Fort Carson's south gate is minutes away, making these zip codes the primary Fort Carson assumption hunting ground.

Southeast Colorado Springs (Powers Boulevard corridor, 80922, 80925) absorbed mid-tier VA volume from NCOs and mid-grade officers at price points from $320,000 to $430,000. This area is detailed at Assumable Mortgage Colorado Springs.

Falcon and Peyton (80831) became a destination for senior NCOs and officers wanting space, acreage, and rural Colorado lifestyle while commuting to Fort Carson. Equity gaps here are larger but savings are proportionally higher. Covered in depth at Assumable Mortgage Falcon and Peyton Colorado.

Woodland Park (80863) attracted field-grade officers and senior NCOs seeking mountain lifestyle west of Colorado Springs. VA loans from 2020 to 2022 on homes from $420,000 to $560,000 are cycling through as owners hit 4-5 year tenure marks. See Assumable Mortgage Woodland Park Colorado.

The Fort Carson Savings Math

A Fort Carson sergeant first class who bought in Fountain in 2021 at $330,000 using a VA loan at 2.75% has a loan balance today of approximately $304,000. That home now appraises near $390,000. An assumption buyer covers the $86,000 equity gap and inherits the monthly payment:

Assumed VA loan: $304,000 at 2.75% = approximately $1,241 per month
New mortgage alternative: $304,000 at 6.80% = approximately $1,987 per month
Monthly savings: $746 per month
Annual savings: approximately $8,952
Total interest savings over remaining loan life: approximately $231,000

On a larger Fort Carson purchase -- a $340,000 VA loan at 2.75% -- the math is:

$340,000 at 2.75% = approximately $1,389 per month
$340,000 at 6.80% = approximately $2,218 per month
Monthly savings: $829 per month

Fort Carson is detailed city-by-city across several guides: Assumable Mortgage Colorado Springs Military Buyers, Assumable Mortgage Fountain Colorado, and Assumable Mortgage Security-Widefield Colorado.

Peterson SFB, Schriever SFB, and the NORAD/USAFA Corridor: Colorado's Officer Market

Who Is in This Market

The Colorado Springs north corridor hosts the highest concentration of Space Force and senior military leadership in the country. Peterson Space Force Base is headquarters for Space Operations Command (SpOC) and 21st Space Wing. Schriever Space Force Base, 15 miles east of Colorado Springs, hosts the 50th Space Wing and operates the nation's GPS constellation, military satellites, and space situational awareness systems. Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station -- the legendary NORAD headquarters buried inside a mountain -- is on the western edge of Colorado Springs. The United States Air Force Academy is just north on Interstate 25.

This cluster of installations creates an officer-heavy military housing market unlike anywhere else in Colorado. Space Force officers, Air Force officers assigned to space-related billets, and senior NCOs in highly specialized space operations MOSs buy at the upper end of the Colorado Springs price range. Monument, Woodmoor, Tri-Lakes, Palmer Lake, and Black Forest absorbed significant buying activity at the $500,000 to $750,000 price range during 2020-2022 -- VA loans at 2.25% to 2.875%.

The Officer Market Savings Math

The savings at this price point are substantial. A Space Force lieutenant colonel who bought in Monument in 2021 at $625,000 using a VA loan at 2.5% has a balance around $579,000 today. The home now appraises near $740,000. An assumption buyer bridges the $161,000 equity gap:

Assumed VA loan: $579,000 at 2.5% = approximately $2,285 per month
New mortgage alternative: $579,000 at 6.80% = approximately $3,782 per month
Monthly savings: $1,497 per month
Annual savings: approximately $17,964

Even at a smaller officer-tier purchase -- a $520,000 VA loan at 2.625%:

$520,000 at 2.625% = approximately $2,088 per month
$520,000 at 6.80% = approximately $3,395 per month
Monthly savings: $1,307 per month

The equity gaps here are the largest in Colorado -- $120,000 to $250,000 -- but the monthly savings are proportionally larger, and the buyer profile for these homes typically has the financial capacity (cash savings, gap loan, military savings, equity from a prior sale) to bridge them. The Monument-Tri-Lakes market is covered in detail at Assumable Mortgage Monument Colorado Tri-Lakes.

Buckley Space Force Base: The Denver Southeast Suburb Market

Who Is at Buckley

Buckley Space Force Base in Aurora is home to Space Delta 4 (missile warning and defense), the Colorado Air National Guard 140th Wing (F-16s), and Defense Intelligence Agency operations. The total military and civilian workforce on Buckley exceeds 10,000 people. The Space Delta 4 mission in particular attracts highly trained Space Force personnel on 2 to 4 year assignment cycles.

Buckley's location in southeast Aurora places it at the intersection of multiple high-value Denver suburb markets: Aurora, Centennial, Littleton, Englewood, and Parker all draw significant numbers of Buckley-affiliated buyers. These communities absorbed enormous VA and FHA buying volume during 2020-2022 at prices from $420,000 to $640,000.

Where Buckley Personnel Buy

Aurora (Buckley's immediate community) has the largest volume of Buckley VA loans. The east Aurora neighborhoods between Smoky Hill Road and Hampden Avenue, and south Aurora near the Arapahoe County line, saw intensive VA purchase activity. See Assumable Mortgage Aurora Colorado.

Centennial draws senior NCOs, officers, and DoD civilians who want Cherry Creek School District for their families. Space Force personnel often choose Centennial for its combination of suburban amenities and access to Buckley's east Aurora location. Covered at Assumable Mortgage Centennial Colorado.

Littleton and Englewood absorb Buckley-affiliated buyers who want more established neighborhoods and slightly lower prices than Centennial. See Assumable Mortgage Littleton Colorado and Assumable Mortgage Englewood Colorado.

Parker captures buyers wanting newer construction east of the I-25 corridor. VA purchases from 2020-2022 in Parker at $480,000 to $600,000 are now on the resale market with substantial equity and assumable loan balances.

The Buckley SFB Savings Math

A Space Force technical sergeant who bought in Centennial in 2020 at $540,000 with a VA loan at 2.625% has a balance near $497,000 today. That home appraises around $650,000. Assumption buyer covers a $153,000 gap:

Assumed VA loan: $497,000 at 2.625% = approximately $1,997 per month
New mortgage alternative: $497,000 at 6.80% = approximately $3,245 per month
Monthly savings: $1,248 per month
Annual savings: approximately $14,976

At a smaller Buckley purchase -- $450,000 VA at 2.75%:

$450,000 at 2.75% = approximately $1,837 per month
$450,000 at 6.80% = approximately $2,937 per month
Monthly savings: $1,100 per month

Denver Metro FHA: Colorado's Largest Civilian Assumption Pool

The Denver Suburb FHA Boom

The Denver Metro area experienced one of the most intense residential real estate expansions in the country from 2019 through 2022. Remote work adoption, in-migration from California, and historically low mortgage rates drove first-time buyers across the Denver suburbs into FHA loans in large volumes. The FHA loan limit for the Denver-Aurora MSA reached $684,250 in 2022, accommodating substantial transaction volume.

The communities with the deepest FHA assumption inventory from this period are spread across all four quadrants of the Denver Metro:

North Metro (Thornton, Westminster, Broomfield, Northglenn) -- heavy FHA concentration at $380,000 to $490,000. These northern suburbs were the most accessible price points for first-generation Denver homebuyers. See Assumable Mortgage Thornton Colorado, Assumable Mortgage Westminster Colorado, and Assumable Mortgage Broomfield Colorado.

Northwest Metro (Arvada, Lakewood) -- strong FHA and some VA inventory at $420,000 to $560,000. These established communities drew buyers from Denver proper seeking slightly more space and suburban character. See Assumable Mortgage Arvada Colorado and Assumable Mortgage Lakewood Colorado.

South Metro (Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, Parker) -- mid-to-upper FHA range at $480,000 to $650,000. These communities absorbed buyers who wanted newer construction, Cherry Creek or Douglas County school districts, and suburban space. See Assumable Mortgage Highlands Ranch Colorado, Assumable Mortgage Castle Rock Colorado, and Assumable Mortgage Parker Colorado.

East Metro (Brighton, Commerce City) -- the most affordable FHA price points in the Denver Metro. VA and FHA purchases from $310,000 to $420,000 in 2020-2022 have produced the smallest equity gaps in the metro. See Assumable Mortgage Brighton Colorado and Assumable Mortgage Commerce City Colorado.

Denver itself -- the urban core and neighborhoods like Westwood, Montbello, and Green Valley Ranch absorbed significant FHA volume from first-time buyers at $380,000 to $510,000. Covered at Assumable Mortgage Denver Colorado.

Golden -- tech corridor and mountain lifestyle buyers who bought at $530,000 to $680,000 on FHA and VA loans. See Assumable Mortgage Golden Colorado.

The Denver Metro FHA Savings Math

A Denver suburb FHA buyer who purchased in Westminster in 2021 at $460,000 at 3.25% has a balance today near $424,000. The home appraises near $560,000. Assumption buyer covers the $136,000 equity gap:

Assumed FHA loan: $424,000 at 3.25% = approximately $1,845 per month
New mortgage alternative: $424,000 at 6.80% = approximately $2,772 per month
Monthly savings: $927 per month
Annual savings: approximately $11,124

On a $450,000 FHA assumption at 3.25%:

$450,000 at 3.25% = approximately $1,958 per month
$450,000 at 6.80% = approximately $2,940 per month
Monthly savings: $982 per month

FHA assumptions require no military service. Any creditworthy buyer with a 620+ credit score and acceptable debt-to-income ratio can assume a Denver Metro FHA loan.

Boulder County and the Northern Front Range

The Boulder-Longmont-Fort Collins Corridor

Northern Colorado's FHA assumption market is concentrated along the US-36 and I-25 corridors connecting Denver to Fort Collins. Boulder County's median home price well exceeds the Denver Metro average, but the FHA loan limits were high enough to capture significant assumption inventory.

Longmont is Boulder County's most affordable entry point and has some of the highest FHA purchase density relative to total sales volume of any Colorado city. Buyers who could not afford Boulder prices found Longmont as their FHA alternative in 2020-2022. The savings math is compelling: see Assumable Mortgage Longmont Colorado.

Boulder itself has FHA and some VA inventory, though smaller in volume than outer-ring communities. Boulder's concentration of research, university, and tech workers creates a buyer profile that often has the cash or gap financing to bridge larger equity positions. Full coverage at Assumable Mortgage Boulder Colorado.

Fort Collins is Larimer County's center and home to Colorado State University's massive research and faculty workforce. FHA purchases from 2020-2022 at $380,000 to $490,000 are now entering the resale market. See Assumable Mortgage Fort Collins Colorado.

Loveland absorbs Fort Collins spillover and offers slightly smaller equity gaps. Covered at Assumable Mortgage Loveland Colorado.

Greeley (Weld County) is the most affordable Northern Colorado market and has seen significant FHA purchase activity at $290,000 to $380,000. Equity gaps here are among the most manageable outside of Pueblo. See Assumable Mortgage Greeley Colorado.

Pueblo: Colorado's Most Accessible Assumption Market

Pueblo is the most affordable major metro in Colorado and represents the best entry point for assumption buyers with limited cash reserves.

Pueblo's housing market ran from roughly $220,000 to $320,000 for the primary FHA and VA purchase window from 2019 through 2022. VA loans from Fort Carson soldiers who bought in Pueblo for its affordability -- a 45-minute commute south on I-25 -- are in the inventory alongside civilian FHA loans from Pueblo's steel industry and healthcare workforce.

The equity gap math in Pueblo is the most favorable in the state:

$215,000 VA loan assumed at 2.75% = approximately $878 per month
$215,000 at 6.80% = approximately $1,402 per month
Monthly savings: $524 per month
Equity gap range: $30,000 to $65,000

For buyers with $30,000 to $50,000 available, Pueblo is the fastest path to an assumable mortgage in Colorado. The smaller savings per month are offset by the dramatically lower barrier to entry. Full coverage at Assumable Mortgage Pueblo Colorado.

Western Slope: Grand Junction and Durango

Colorado's Western Slope markets operate differently from the Front Range -- smaller military presence, more energy sector and university FHA inventory, and some of the most attractive lifestyle real estate in the state.

Grand Junction (Mesa County) serves the Piceance Basin energy workforce and Colorado Mesa University employees. FHA purchases from 2020-2022 at $350,000 to $440,000 created equity gaps of $80,000 to $140,000 -- among the most accessible in Colorado -- with monthly savings of $700 to $800. See Assumable Mortgage Grand Junction Colorado.

Durango (La Plata County) is one of Colorado's most desirable small cities. Median prices of $600,000 to $750,000 created large equity positions, but the outdoor recreation buyer profile -- remote workers, retirees, veterans who chose Southwest Colorado for lifestyle -- generates a pool of motivated sellers and buyers who can bridge larger gaps for the right monthly payment. See Assumable Mortgage Durango Colorado.

Colorado Equity Gap Summary

| Market | Typical Price Range | Equity Gap Range | Accessibility | |---|---|---|---| | Pueblo | $220k - $320k | $30k - $65k | Highest | | Greeley / Weld County | $300k - $390k | $55k - $100k | High | | Fountain / Security-Widefield | $300k - $400k | $55k - $100k | High | | Grand Junction | $350k - $440k | $80k - $140k | Moderate-High | | Brighton / Commerce City | $320k - $430k | $65k - $115k | Moderate-High | | Colorado Springs (city) | $350k - $480k | $75k - $130k | Moderate | | Denver Metro FHA | $400k - $580k | $95k - $175k | Moderate | | Aurora / Centennial | $430k - $640k | $110k - $200k | Moderate | | Fort Collins / Longmont | $390k - $520k | $85k - $155k | Moderate | | Boulder | $550k - $800k | $130k - $240k | Moderate-Low | | Monument / Tri-Lakes | $520k - $780k | $120k - $250k | Lower |

Gap financing is available in Colorado through lenders who specialize in assumption transactions. The equity gap loan carries a higher rate than the assumed first mortgage -- typically 8% to 9% in today's environment -- but the blended rate on the combined loan is still well below a new 30-year mortgage at 6.80%. In most Colorado markets, the gap loan cost pays back within 6 to 10 years from the monthly savings.

Who Qualifies to Assume a Colorado Mortgage

FHA Assumption Eligibility

FHA loans are the most accessible assumable mortgages in Colorado. Any creditworthy buyer can assume an FHA loan regardless of military service, veteran status, income source, or any other demographic factor. The process mirrors a standard mortgage application: the servicer reviews the assuming buyer's credit score (typically 620 minimum), debt-to-income ratio, income documentation, and employment history.

This breadth of eligibility matters enormously in the Denver Metro and Northern Colorado markets, where the deep FHA inventory from 2020-2022 is available to the full universe of qualified buyers. You do not need to be a veteran. You do not need a military connection. You need a qualifying financial profile and the ability to cover the equity gap.

VA Assumption Eligibility -- Veteran Buyers

Veteran-to-veteran VA assumptions are the cleanest transaction structure in the Colorado military markets. When a veteran buyer substitutes their VA entitlement for the seller's, the seller's entitlement is fully released at closing and they can use it again for a future purchase. This arrangement is strongly preferred by VA sellers -- particularly the Fort Carson and Buckley SFB sellers who are actively PCSing and planning to buy again at their next duty station.

For veteran buyers targeting Fort Carson, Peterson SFB, or Buckley SFB inventory, leading with entitlement substitution in your offer significantly improves seller response rates.

VA Assumption Eligibility -- Non-Veteran Buyers

Non-veterans can assume VA loans, but with a complication: the seller's entitlement remains tied to the loan until it is paid off. Most VA sellers are reluctant to allow this arrangement because it blocks their ability to use full VA entitlement on future purchases -- potentially for decades.

Non-veteran VA assumptions work in specific circumstances: when the seller has already used their benefit and has no near-term plans for another VA purchase, when the seller is a surviving spouse with unique entitlement conditions, or when the financial terms of the deal are compelling enough that the seller accepts the encumbrance. In Colorado's Fort Carson and Buckley markets, where active-duty sellers expect to buy again within 1 to 3 years, non-veteran assumptions are harder to negotiate but not impossible.

How the Assumption Process Works in Colorado

Colorado is a deed of trust state. Mortgage transactions are processed through escrow and title companies rather than attorneys or courts, making Colorado a clean execution environment for assumptions.

Step 1: Identify the Property and Loan Type

The starting point is confirming the loan is FHA or VA and obtaining the current balance, rate, and remaining term from the seller. Not every agent knows how to do this -- working with an agent experienced in assumptions is the fastest path through this step. The listing agent may not know the loan is assumable.

Step 2: Make an Offer With Assumption Contingency

Your purchase offer must explicitly state the transaction is contingent on servicer approval of the loan assumption. Include the assumed loan balance, rate, and term in the offer language. Colorado's standard purchase contract accommodates this with appropriate addenda.

Step 3: Submit the Assumption Package

The application goes to the original loan's servicer -- not a lender of your choosing. Common Colorado VA servicers include USAA, Navy Federal, PenFed, Veterans United, and Rocket Mortgage. FHA servicers vary by original lender. Prepare a complete financial package before submitting: two years of tax returns, W-2s or 1099s, 60 days of bank statements, current pay stubs, and government ID.

Step 4: Servicer Review

VA assumption reviews typically take 45 to 75 days. FHA assumptions run a similar timeline. Some servicers are meaningfully faster than others -- this is one area where agent experience with specific Colorado servicers makes a difference. Buyers who submit complete packages the first time avoid the back-and-forth that stretches timelines.

Step 5: Colorado Escrow Closing

Once assumption approval is received, the title company coordinates the deed transfer, gap financing distribution (if applicable), and final lender documentation. Closing costs on assumptions are lower than new purchase originations -- there is no loan origination fee, no points, and no new-loan underwriting charges. You pay assumption processing fees (typically $500 to $900), title, escrow, and any gap financing costs.

For a detailed Colorado-specific timeline, see How Long Does a Mortgage Assumption Take in Colorado.

Finding Assumable Homes in Colorado

The most reliable method is working with an agent who actively identifies FHA and VA listings and verifies assumable loan data directly with sellers and their agents. Listing databases do not always surface loan type accurately, and seller's agents often do not know their client has an assumable loan.

Key indicators to look for:

Short ownership tenure (3 to 6 years) on properties purchased 2019 through 2022
Military relocation language ("PCS," "orders," "must sell") in listing remarks
Listing prices that reflect modest appreciation above 2020-2022 peak values -- which suggests manageable equity gaps
Fort Carson, Buckley, or Peterson SFB zip codes on homes with 2020-2022 purchase dates

Colorado has more than 1,175 active assumable mortgage listings across the Front Range and Western Slope. Browse current inventory at Browse Assumable Homes in Colorado.

Why Colorado Assumption Buyers Have a Real Advantage

Colorado's market is competitive. Active inventory has grown but buyer demand remains high, particularly in the $400,000 to $600,000 range. Most buyers competing for these homes are using conventional loans at 6.5% to 7.0% and calculating painful monthly payments.

An assumption buyer changes the seller's math entirely. A seller with an assumable VA or FHA loan can market their home with a monthly payment $800 to $1,400 lower than any competing listing at the same price. That is a genuine marketing advantage -- not a gimmick -- and it gives sellers concrete incentive to work with the assumption buyer's timeline, accept a 60 to 90 day close, and sometimes contribute toward gap financing costs to get the deal done.

At Fort Carson and Buckley, where sellers are frequently PCSing and already focused on their next assignment, the assumption process aligns perfectly with their timeline. They need a buyer who can close within their PCS window. You need 60 to 90 days to get servicer approval. The alignment is real.

Colorado's combination of military VA inventory across five installations, civilian FHA inventory across one of the nation's strongest mid-decade real estate markets, and a Western Slope lifestyle premium makes 2026 one of the strongest assumable mortgage environments in the state's history.

Colorado Assumable Mortgage: City-by-City Index

Every major Colorado market has its own detailed guide:

Colorado Springs and Surroundings

Denver Metro

Northern Colorado

Western Slope

Summary: Colorado Is the Best Assumable Mortgage State in the Mountain West

Five military installations. Three major civilian FHA markets. A 20+ city library of detailed guides. And a 2026 real estate environment where buyers still face 6.5% to 7.0% mortgage rates on every new purchase.

Colorado buyers who do the work to find and qualify for an assumable mortgage gain a permanent financial advantage -- not just on day one, but every month for the life of the loan. At $829 per month in Fort Carson, $986 in the Denver suburbs, $1,248 in Centennial, or $1,497 in Monument, the savings compound into six-figure advantages over a typical 30-year hold.

If you are buying in Colorado and want to understand which market matches your financial profile and veteran status, reach out. We are Colorado's assumable mortgage specialists -- the only team with this depth of market coverage across every Front Range and Western Slope community.

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Ryan Thomson is a licensed Colorado real estate agent and the founder of The Assumable Guy. He specializes in FHA and VA loan assumptions and has helped buyers and sellers close 90+ assumable mortgage transactions saving clients more than $48 million in total interest. Based in Colorado Springs.

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