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DIVERSIFUND TEXAS
Not Just Loans, Solutions

About Us

If you are a consumer needing a Mortgage Loan you can rely on DiversiFund Texas, LP for an honest evaluation of your specific, personal situation. We won’t try to talk you in to a mortgage that is not in your best interest. Many of our best customers began with a long term plan.

If you are a Realtor or other Industry Professional rest assured that we understand you are trusting us with your livelihood and your reputation. We will make certain that you receive your commission on time, and we will hand you back your reputation in better condition than you gave it to us.

Thanks for visiting our site.

Kevin Gahagan

KEVIN GAHAGAN
Loan Officer

kevin@divfund.com
Mobile (817) 691-8882
Office 
(817) 377-8900
NMLS #276701

Brent Gahagan

BRENT GAHAGAN
Loan Officer

brent@divfund.com
Mobile (817) 715-1850
Office (817) 377-8900
NMLS #2110522

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Exploring the Bright Side: How Mortgage Brokers Differ from Direct Lenders
March 27, 2024
Today, we're shedding light on the unique roles of mortgage brokers and direct lenders, highlighting the benefits they bring to the table.
Navigating Down Payment Options: Your Guide to Homeownership
March 26, 2024
So, you've decided to take the plunge into homeownership - congratulations! One of the most critical aspects of buying a home is figuring out your down payment. It's a significant financial commitment that can shape your home-buying journey.
What’s Ahead For Mortgage Rates This Week – March 25th, 2024
March 25, 2024
While it's not a set deal, the Federal Reserve does appear to be on track for a June rate cut, and following its two-day policy meeting, the central bank's rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee said it will keep its benchmark overnight borrowing rate in a range between 5.25%-5.5% until then. Additionally, the government has also avoided another shut down as a series of rushed bills had approved spending for the government by another 1.2 trillion dollars. This is good news for lending markets as the debt ceiling has previously tied up rate decisions in the past.