About Your Licensed Mortgage Loan Officer

Background, licensing and lending approach of the loan officer you will actually work with, including the states served and the borrowers helped most often.

Every loan starts with a conversation about your goals — budget, timeline, credit, and the monthly payment you are comfortable with. From there, Zachary compares programs across FHA, VA, USDA, conventional, jumbo, and investor options to find the structure that actually fits, then manages the file through underwriting to a smooth closing.

Call (484) 747-1479 to get started. You can also email zstout@nexalending.com.

How Zachary helps

Zachary Stout, Mortgage Loan Originator at NEXA Lending. NMLS #2180637. Call (484) 747-1479.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Zachary Stout?

Zachary Stout is a Mortgage Loan Originator at NEXA Lending (NMLS #2180637). Expert mortgage loan originator in Florida and Pennsylvania helping first-time buyers, refinancing, and home purchases. Licensed #2180637.

What areas does Zachary Stout serve?

Zachary Stout is licensed to provide mortgage services in Florida and Pennsylvania.

What services does Zachary Stout offer as a mortgage loan officer?

Zachary Stout offers a full range of mortgage services, including home purchase loans, mortgage refinancing, and first-time homebuyer programs for borrowers in Florida and Pennsylvania. FHA, VA, USDA, conventional, jumbo, and DSCR loan programs are available — compare options, secure competitive rates, and move smoothly from application through closing.

How can I contact Zachary Stout?

You can call (484) 747-1479 and email zstout@nexalending.com to get started or ask about current mortgage rates and pre-approval.

What is Zachary Stout's NMLS number?

Zachary Stout's NMLS license number is 2180637. You can verify this license at nmlsconsumeraccess.org.

How do I get pre-approved for a mortgage with Zachary Stout?

Getting pre-approved is simple: share your income, assets, and credit details, and Zachary Stout will review your finances to determine how much home you can afford and provide a pre-approval letter to strengthen your offer.