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Mortgage Specialists, LLC will find you the perfect mortgage product to satisfy your financial goals. We offer a wide variety of loans to meet the needs of every individual, and our cutting-edge financial technology makes the process fast and simple for you. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or want take cash out from your current equity, we will evaluate your situation and provide options to meet your goals. Apply online or contact us today for a free evaluation!

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Working with Mortgage Specialists was incredibly easy, efficient and professional. We appreciated that great customer service that was extended to us throughout the entire process. Sean & Michelle Olsen

No changes-Everything flowed well. Sarah was great. She always got back to me in a timely manner and was always very professional. I will recommend you to all my friends and family. We had an amazing experience. Jen Runte

Brent always has his clients best interests in mind, has excellent knowledge of the mortgage options availabe, and can get the best product for the client. I trust his work for myself and my clients.Anne Burnett

I have worked with Brent on many real estate transactions over the years. He is very high energy and is always looking out for his clients. He’s is always available when there are questions that need immediate attention. Brent is always there to help me complete all aspects of the transaction. I have never had a closing with Brent that didn’t close on time. I would highly recommend Brent Rasmussen at Mortgage Specialists for all your financial needs.Amie BybeeEscrow CloserOmaha National Title and Escrow

Brent was great to work with. He walked us through every step of the process and made sure we understood the details. He was always available to answer questions and made buying our first home a seamless transaction. David Galante

Brent is the most knowledgeable and accommodating Mortgage Broker I have met. He works diligently to get my buyers financing and to close their deals quickly and accurately. He has the utmost integrity and as a facilitator of the Nebraska Association of Mortgage Brokers, he is helping to project mortgage brokers as good individuals. He is a leader in that group and among all lenders across the state. When asked for a recommendation, I always send my buyers to Brent.Kelly GohlResidential AgentNP Dodge Real Estate

I want to thank the hard working Sarah, who worked through all the problems that arose and made it happen. She was always on top of everything and quickly as possible. Thanks! Bryon AblerReal Estate AgentDeeb Realty

Sarah was amazing and always kept me informed of what was going on. Of course Brent worked hard to help me achieve what I needed and always so friendly. Kristi NewMyer

Brent and staff took excellent care of me and were more than timely with communications and turn-arounds so that I could acquire my home within 6 weeks. Amazing group of people. Professional always. Stacia GreveMedical SecretaryAlegent Creighton Health

We call Brent the Rainmaker! He always delivers in a highly professional and efficient manner.Chris Miller

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