Summit County Mortgage

What makes us Different?

Why Work with Union Capital for your Summit County Mortgage?

Think about it, the mortgage loan process can be complex. To navigate through it successfully, you should have a professional guide. It can prevent you from making the mistakes that will cost you time, money and stress.

We understand that we work for you and we will take the time to understand your situation.

When our customers compare us to other lenders, we want them to be impressed by four key points.

Speed

We usually close loans in just 10 days.
How long did your last mortgage company take?

Ease

There are zero upfront costs or up-front fees.
We'll even pay for your home to be appraised, you reimburse us after the closing.

Understanding

We take the time to listen to your situation and we do everything we can to explain the process until you understand it.

Integrity

We quote your rates and fees in writing.
We stand behind our promise to deliver. Our years of experience insures that the estimate is real.

Union Capital

 

Summit County Facts

• Summit County is the 20th most populous county of the State of Colorado
• The population of Summit County was 25,399 as of the 2000 Census.
• Summit County is a unique area that includes four world-class ski areas, Lake Dillon, and year-round activities in the White River National Forest.
• Summit County was an original one of the seventeen original Colorado counties by the First Territorial Legislature on November 1, 1861.
• The median income for a household in Summit County is $56,587, and the median income for a family is $66,914.
• The best kept secret of Summit County is there is actually more to do in the summer than in the winter.
• Summit County is extremely popular with Colorado residents and tourists.
• In 1874, the northern half of the original Summitt County was split off to form Grand County; with the creation of Garfield and Eagle counties in 1883, Summitt County arrived at its present boundaries.
• Summit County was named for the many mountain summits located in the county.
• Until February 2, 1874, Summit County's boundaries included the area now comprising Summit County, Grand County, Routt County, Moffat County, Garfield County, Eagle County, and Rio Blanco County.
• Lodging accommodations in Summit County are as much as half the price of the same accommodations during the ski season.
• Summer tourist business is steadily growing in Summit County, however it's pale in comparison to the number of Winter visitors.

Summit County Cities & Towns:

Blue River, Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco, Heeney, Keystone, Montezuma, Silverthorne

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