Jeffery J. Koch
Jeff has been in the real estate industry for the past 30 years and has exceptional leadership, management, and market development experience. Jeff has successfully opened and grown four mortgage companies including Colorado Resort Lending in the Vail valley. During the last 20 years, he has personally closed nearly $1.0 billion in mortgage transactions.
In addition to his mortgage lending experience, Jeff has vast experience in real estate development and commercial investing. Jeff has led a group of investors in acquiring and selling luxury condos and single family homes throughout the Colorado. Currently, Jeff owns and manages an affordable duplex development in Rifle, Colorado. Along with Jeff’s vast experience, he has grown two local banking groups with their commercial lending portfolios by introducing his clientele to the commercial lenders.
Jeff is active and holds several board positions for numerous charitable organizations including, Vail Board of Realtors, Riverwalk Merchant Association, and the Edwards Rotary Club.
Jeff received his degree in Business Administration from University of Wisconsin-Stout and enhanced his education with licenses in real estate and mortgage brokerage for Colorado. Jeff’s background and knowledge in the banking and finance industries are a tremendous asset in serving clients in the mountain communities.
Mortgage News
GSE Execs Rack Up Tens of Millions in Legal Expenses
An inspector general report examined legal fees being paid on behalf of former senior executives of the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. One way that the two government-controlled enterprises can cut back on legal expenses is to stay all litigation until they are out of conservatorship since neither will ever be in a position to pay such fees.
HUD Clarifies HAMP Credits Toward Settlement
While some principal reduction on mortgages with government loan modifications can be credited towards the recent mortgage servicer settlement, the vast majority of loans modified under the federal program won't be eligible.