Larry Melton
VP of Reverse Mortgage | NMLS: 830225
About Larry Melton
After 12 years in the mortgage industry, Larry shifted his focus exclusively to working with seniors and the reverse mortgage product in 2011. He is a native Oregonian from The Dalles and attended the University of Portland on a baseball scholarship. After college, he played for 5 years professionally with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. He has lived in Tualatin for the past 26 years with his wife and 2 daughters.
Larry will tell you that working with seniors and the reverse mortgage product has been the most rewarding time in his 18-year mortgage career. Curious about Reverse Mortgage? Get in touch with Larry today.
Your new bff in the mortgage industry. Great company and wonderful Mortgage Specialists. Larry Melton is a consummate professional and a kind and compassionate man. I would like to thank Larry and Rilee Jefferson very, very much for all of their efforts on our recent transaction.
As you can imagine,... read more
Mortgage Education Center
Avoid the Rental Trap in 2023
If you’re a renter, you likely face an important decision every year: renew your current lease, start a new one, or buy a home. This year is no different. But before you dive too deeply into your options, it helps to understand the true costs of renting moving forward. In the past year, both current…
Ready To Sell? Today’s Housing Supply Gives You Two Opportunities
At first glance, the increase in housing supply compared to last year may not sound like good news for prospective sellers, but it actually gives you two key opportunities in today’s housing market. An article from Calculated Risk helps put the inventory gains the market has seen in 2022 into perspective by comparing it to recent years (see graph below). It…
You May Have More Negotiation Power When You Buy a Home Today
Did the frequency and intensity of bidding wars over the past two years make you put your home search on hold? If so, you should know the hyper competitive market has cooled this year as buyer demand has moderated and housing supply has grown. Those two factors combined mean you may see less competition from other buyers. And with…