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about me

Eric Khan has been a top loan officer with Total Mortgage since 2009 and has been in the mortgage business for 13 years. He’s licensed in 34 states and became a certified mortgage planning specialist in 2015. In addition, he participates in first-time home buyer education classes in Connecticut. He was born and resides in Connecticut and calls Milford home.

Selecting a home loan officer is an important step to every successful mortgage transaction. The "right" mortgage is much more than just locking in a low interest rate. As a knowledgeable mortgage professional, helping clients find the loan that is best for them is his priority. He prides himself on his customer service, product knowledge, and efficiency.

His goal is to make one of the most important decisions of your life an easy one, by using his knowledge of various loans, including those for first time home buyers with minimal savings or seasoned buyers in need of non-conforming or jumbo loans.

about total mortgage

At Total Mortgage, we work hard to make it easy. Since 1997, we've combined the personal service and accountability of a local lender with the low rates and product selection of one of the big guys. No matter the loan, we’re with our borrowers every step of the way, from application to closing. It’s no wonder we are a five-star rated lender on Zillow.

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