In the beginning, Quazel started on a front porch—with a card table, two little girls, and a dream to sell cupcakes.
When my daughters Quincey and Hazel were younger, they’d set up outside and try to sell lemonade, cookies, or anything else they could whip up. One day they decided they’d open their own store when they grew up—and they’d call it “Quazel Cupcakes.” That moment stuck with me.
Years later, after struggling through my own painful homebuying experience— three loan officers, two realtors, and almost giving up—I opened my own mortgage brokerage: New Point Lending. We focused on client education, closing early, and making the process actually enjoyable. That’s still who we are.
But as time went on, the name “New Point Lending” started to feel like something from the fax machine era. It didn’t match the technology, culture, or care we were delivering. So I went back to the name that had heart. The name with meaning. The name we do all this for: Quazel.
This brand is built on family, but designed for the future.
— Jerry Holland, Chief of Quazel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pre-qualification is a quick estimate based on the info you provide. Pre-approval is more official — we verify your income, credit, and documents so you’re ready to make an offer.
It depends on the loan type. Some loans require as little as 0% (VA & USDA), 3% (Conventional FTHB), or 3.5% (FHA). We’ll help you find the best option based on your situation.
Most loan programs start around 580–620. Some will go down to 500, but keep in mind the higher your score, the better your rate. We’ll review your full credit picture and help improve it if needed.
Absolutely. We offer loans that use bank statements, assets, or CPA-prepared profit and loss statements instead of tax returns.
Not quite — vacation (secondary) homes and investment properties have stricter requirements and usually need more money down and higher credit scores.
It’s the home you live in most of the year. You’ll usually need to move in within 60 days of closing.
Yes! We can count projected rent or current leases to help boost your income during qualification.
No — you stay on the title. The loan is repaid when the home is sold or no longer your primary residence.
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