Get a second opinion on your mortgage before you become somebody’s lead.
One Chicago mortgage loan officer reads your numbers and tells you what he sees. No credit pull.
Got it. That is with Jeff Shin.
He reads these himself, so the reply comes from him and not from a queue. If you gave a phone number he will use the window you picked.
Need it sooner? (708) 669-8304.
What happens to what you tell us. Jeff Shin reads it, NMLS #1041652. It is not sold, and it does not go to a panel of lenders bidding for the right to call you. If a lender has to see your file to price it, you hear which lender and why before that happens. Longer version, in the language lawyers prefer: the privacy policy.
Not ready to talk to anyone?
If you are six months out, skip the application. Run the numbers yourself, or tell Jeff the rate that would change your mind.
Every calculator is at /calculators/. See the rates page for the dated benchmark and its availability status.
Or have us watch it for you
Tell Jeff the number that would make the math work. He will email you if it shows up. This is not an automated alert.
“knowledgeable, responsive and an absolute pleasure”Rishard H
Google review via Experience.com · February 9, 2026
“The process was very easy and straightforward”Jesse W
Google review via Experience.com · November 21, 2024
“He helped me purchase my first home.”Florentino P
Google review via Experience.com · October 15, 2024
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Jeff Shin · NMLS #1041652 · Barrett Financial Group, L.L.C. NMLS #181106 · Illinois Residential Mortgage License #MB.6761630
Start with your question
Explore loan programs, run a calculator, or bring the Loan Estimate you already have.
Get a human review
Your inquiry comes to Jeff first. He reviews the details and follows up about your mortgage question.
Choose your next step
Use the explanation to understand your options and decide whether to continue. A second opinion is not an application, approval, or rate lock.