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We know that many home loan officers have horrible reputations. Some brokers only see their clients as transactions, and a means to make quick money. They come off as impatient and pushy, failing to understand that this is a very big decision for you. At Mission One Mortgage, we take the opposite approach. We encourage our clients to take as much time as needed to ask us questions and review mortgage documents. We could say that our mission is to exceed your expectations, but we'd rather just show you. From assistance finding FHA, VA, or other loans to refinancing your current mortgage, Mission One is the team you can trust.

Here are just a few reasons why home buyers choose Mission One Mortgage:

No Additional Fees

No Additional Fees- Providing our client's services free of charge, using a mortgage broker like Mission One Mortgage can help you scout the best price on loans without a hefty price tag.

Access to 50 Lenders

Access to 50 Lenders- With access to a range of loans and interest rates available, Mission One Mortgage can shop for the best loans for your unique needs.

Accessible to Our Clients

Accessible to Our Clients- Providing a transparent and communicative service to all our clients, Mission One Mortgage ensures all phone calls are answered or returned in a timely manner.

Setting You Up for Success

Setting You Up for Success- Helping you prepare all your documents for pre-approval and the loan application, Mission One Mortgage will provide you with all the necessary information to secure the best loan.

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To understand the benefits of working with a mortgage broker, you must first understand their role in the home-buying process.

What Does a Mortgage Broker Do?

Your mortgage broker is a third party that works to connect you with mortgage lenders. Essentially, a mortgage broker works as an intermediary between a person who wants to buy a home and the entities offering loans to buy a home. The mortgage broker works with both the borrower and lender to get the borrower approved. They also verify and collect paperwork from the borrower that the lender needs to finish a home purchase. Typically, mortgage brokers have relationships with several home loan lenders. Mission One Mortgage, for example, has access to 50 different lenders, which gives us a wide range of home loans in Onslow, NC, from which to choose.

In addition to finding a home loan lender, your mortgage broker will help you settle on the best loan options and interest rates for your budget. Ideally, your mortgage broker will take a great deal of stress and legwork off your plate while also potentially saving you money.

Help with the Pre-Approval Process

If you're ready to buy a home, getting pre-qualified is a great choice that will streamline the entire process. Your mortgage broker makes getting pre-approved easy by obtaining all the documents needed to get you pre-qualified. In taking a look at your application, they will determine if you're ready for the pre-approval process. If your application needs additional items, the mortgage company will help point you in the right direction to ensure your application is as strong as it can be. Your mortgage broker will also walk you through the different types of loans, from Conventional and FHA to VA and USDA.

In order to be pre-approved for a home in South Carolina, you must have the following:

  • Two Years of W2 Forms
  • 30 Days of Pay Stubs from Employer
  • 60 Days of Bank Statements
  • A Valid Driver's License

Conventional Mortgages

Conventional loans can be used to purchase a new home or refinance your current one. Conventional loans include fixed-rate mortgages and adjustable-rate mortgages. Generally, borrowers must put down a 3% down payment for owner-occupants, 10% for a vacation property, and 20% for an investment home. If you are able to pay 20% of the total cost of the home, you can avoid private mortgage insurance, which is otherwise required. Conventional mortgages are often preferred by buyers with good credit or people needing a non-owner-occupied mortgage.

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FHA Loans

FHA mortgages are issued by the U.S. government and backed by the Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). This loan is often preferred by first-time homebuyers because it only requires a 3.5% down payment and offers more flexibility with credit requirements and underwriting standards. FHA loans have several requirements you must meet to qualify. Contact Mission One Mortgage today to learn more about FHA loans and whether or not they're best for your financial situation.

USDA Loans

Also backed by the government, these loans are insured by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and don't require money down. These loans have lower insurance requirements when compared to FHA loans, offer 100% financing if you qualify, and allow for closing costs to be covered by the seller. In order to qualify for a USDA loan, you must live in a rural area, and your household income must meet certain standards. These loans are often preferred by low-income citizens who live in rural parts of South Carolina.

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Veteran Mortgages

Also known as VA or Veteran's Affairs loans, these mortgages are reserved for the brave men and women who served in the military. VA loans help provide our military members, veterans, and their families with favorable loan terms and an easy home ownership experience. Often, those who qualify are not required to make a down payment on their home. Additionally, these loans often include less expensive closing costs.

If you are a veteran or the family member of a veteran, contact Mission One Mortgage today to speak with our Vetted VA Professional, Debbie Haberny. Debbie helps our military members, veterans, and their family members obtain home loans utilizing veteran benefits and would be happy to help as you search for a home.

Q. I was talking to my spouse about mortgage brokers, and they mentioned the phrase home loan originator. What's the difference between a broker and a loan originator?

A. The mortgage industry is full of confusing jobs and titles, making it easy to confuse roles and responsibilities. Such is the case with mortgage brokers and home loan originators. Though their roles share similarities, a home loan originator in Onslow, NC, works for a bank or credit union, while a mortgage broker works for a brokerage company. Home loan originators and mortgage brokers are both licensed by the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS).

Q. I've heard from everyone that you must have mortgage insurance to buy a home. What is mortgage insurance?

A. Essentially, mortgage insurance helps protect lenders if a borrower forecloses on the home they bought. One advantage of mortgage insurance is that when borrowers pay it, lenders can often grant loans to buyers when they might not have otherwise. Though not always required to buy a home, mortgage insurance is often needed for down payments of less than 20%.

Q. I have just been pre-approved to buy a beautiful home in South Carolina. Is there anything I shouldn't do now that I'm pre-qualified?

A. Mortgage companies like Mission One Mortgage, make getting pre-qualified for a home easy. However, as your loan process continues, your lender is required to run a new credit report before closing on a home. For that reason, it's to avoid any activity that might affect your credit score, such as:

  • Do not become a co-signer on a loan with someone else.
  • Do not quit or change your job.
  • Do not apply for new credit cards, automobile loans, or any other lines of credit.
  • Do not use your credit card to pay for large purchases, like furniture for your new house.
  • Do not avoid payments on current lines of credit, loans, or utility bills.

Q. My brother-in-law recently refinanced his home in South Carolina. What is refinancing, and should I consider refinancing my home too?

A. Refinancing your home basically means you're swapping your current mortgage for a new one, most often with a lower interest rate. If you would like to reduce the term of your loan, lower your monthly mortgage payments, or consolidate debt, refinancing may be a smart option. Many homeowners also choose to refinance if they want to switch from adjustable-rate mortgages to fixed-rate mortgages or to get cash back for home renovations. To learn whether refinancing is a viable option for your situation, contact Mission One Mortgage ASAP, as loan rates change frequently.

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Here at Mission One Mortgage, we believe that the best communities begin with the dream of home ownership. Our mission is to make those dreams come true, with personalized service, expert guidance, and good old-fashioned hard work. As one of the most trusted mortgage companies in Onslow, NC, we have years of experience working with a diverse range of clients, from first-time buyers and investors to self-employed borrowers and non-native English speakers.

Though every mortgage situation is different, one thing never changes: our commitment to clients. Contact our office today to get started on an exceptional home-buying experience.

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Food Security Resource Guide

Onslow County aims to reduce hunger and provide resources for those affected by food insecurity and hunger, especially while food and nutrition benefits are paused. Food Insecurity, or being without reliable access to enough affordable, healthy food, can happen to anyone, no matter their age, race, job status, or gender.Following are local food pantry and pickup locations for community members needing assistance.Church of Christ11 Roosevelt Rd.910-347-1122...

Onslow County aims to reduce hunger and provide resources for those affected by food insecurity and hunger, especially while food and nutrition benefits are paused. Food Insecurity, or being without reliable access to enough affordable, healthy food, can happen to anyone, no matter their age, race, job status, or gender.

Following are local food pantry and pickup locations for community members needing assistance.

Church of Christ

11 Roosevelt Rd.

910-347-1122

Infant of Prague

205 Chaney Ave.

910-347-4196 (Appt. only)

Lutheran Church of our Savior

1115 Lejeune Blvd.

910-347-2207

Salvation Army

461 Center Street

910-346-8800

St. Anne’s Episcopal Church

711 Henderson Dr.

910-347-3774

Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal1042 Country Club Rd, Jacksonville, NC910-526-1202

Richlands Community Outreach

9103 Richlands Hwy.

910-324-6586

Hem of His Garment

724 W. Corbett Ave.

910-326-1855 x1

Open Door Management

1675 Halltown Rd.

910-938-3855 x10

Old Folkstone Original Freewill Baptist

133 Old Folkstone Rd.

910-803-0280

Onslow Community Outreach

1210 Hargett St, Jacksonville NC

910-455-5733

First United Methodist Church of Sneads Ferry

305 Lakeside Dr.

910-327-4011

There is a free map on the Onslow County Open Data site of 30+ locations for food pantries, nutrition sites, and SNAP application sites.

Interested in making a donation? Here are some tips for what to look for:

Fatal crash in Onslow County claims life of Richlands woman, husband faces charges

ONSLOW COUNTY, NC — UPDATE: A Richlands man is facing charges following a fatal vehicle crash in Onslow County that resulted in the death of his wife and injuries to another driver.The incident occurred at approximately 6:32 a.m. on Highway 258 near Northwest Bridge Road. According to the State Highway Patrol, 27-year-old Xavier Sharkey of Richlands, was driving a Chevy Malibu southbound when he turned left in front of a northbound van. The van collided with the passenger side of the Malibu, causing it to spin i...

ONSLOW COUNTY, NC — UPDATE: A Richlands man is facing charges following a fatal vehicle crash in Onslow County that resulted in the death of his wife and injuries to another driver.

The incident occurred at approximately 6:32 a.m. on Highway 258 near Northwest Bridge Road. According to the State Highway Patrol, 27-year-old Xavier Sharkey of Richlands, was driving a Chevy Malibu southbound when he turned left in front of a northbound van. The van collided with the passenger side of the Malibu, causing it to spin into a ditch, while the van overturned in a separate ditch.

Troopers reported that Sharkey's wife, 23-year-old Amaya Mills, was a passenger in the car and passed away at the scene. Sharkey and the van's driver are both hospitalized with minor injuries. Authorities have stated that Sharkey will face charges of misdemeanor death by motor vehicle and failure to yield. The 46-year-old driver of the van is facing a charge of no operator's license.

The severe multi-car collision resulted in traffic delays, prompting authorities to advise drivers to avoid the area. This morning around 8:20 am, the Onslow County Sheriff’s Office reported that drivers could face delays on Highway 258 near Northwest Bridge Road due to the crash. Drivers were asked to use Thomas Loop Road to Old Northwest Bridge Road to avoid the scene. The roadway was reopened to drivers around 9:30 this morning.

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State Highway Patrol responded to a fatal crash on Richlands Highway near NW Bridge Road in Onslow County early Friday morning.

The severe multi-car collision resulted in traffic delays, prompting authorities to advise drivers to avoid the area. This morning around 8:20, the Onslow County Sheriff’s Office reported that drivers could face delays on Highway 258 near NW Bridge Road due to the crash. Drivers were asked to use Thomas Loop Road to Old NW Bridge Road to avoid the scene.

Officials now report that the roadway is back open to drivers. Details remain limited, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Community Paramedics Expand Services

Onslow County Emergency Services implements an innovative dispatch method for calls requiring a Paramedic response. Under this new system, Community Paramedics will have greater flexibility to respond to calls that may not require an Emergency Medical Services unit with ambulance.Previously, EMS units responded to all six levels of Emergency Medical Dispatch. To increase response efficiency, Community Paramedics are now automatically dispatched to the lowest level calls as well as fall calls without injury which require only a lift as...

Onslow County Emergency Services implements an innovative dispatch method for calls requiring a Paramedic response. Under this new system, Community Paramedics will have greater flexibility to respond to calls that may not require an Emergency Medical Services unit with ambulance.

Previously, EMS units responded to all six levels of Emergency Medical Dispatch. To increase response efficiency, Community Paramedics are now automatically dispatched to the lowest level calls as well as fall calls without injury which require only a lift assist.

These lowest level calls typically involve non-emergent conditions such as fevers, sore throats, flu-like symptoms, rashes, or minor injuries. When a Community Paramedic arrives on scene they will conduct a full patient assessment. This helps determine whether an emergency room visit is needed or if the patient can be more appropriately served by other resources, such as an urgent care center or a primary care provider.

Onslow County Emergency Services Director Bradley Kinlaw says these changes will make EMS response more agile and focused. “Not every medical call needs an ambulance. Now when someone calls 911 for something like lift assistance or other minor issues, we can send a Community Paramedic which ensures that ambulances are available for the most serious calls.”

Media are invited to the Onslow County Emergency Operations Center from 10-11AM on Wednesday, September 17, 2025 to meet with a Community Paramedic and see the Quick Response Vehicles they use. The EOC is located at 1180 Commons Drive North in Jacksonville.

The improvements being made to Emergency Medical Services dispatching represent Onslow County’s commitment to the recently adopted Strategic Plan. One of the focus areas, Healthy and Safe Community, prioritizes investment in first responder services to ensure the safety of citizens. To the see the full plan online visit www.OnslowCountyNC.gov/StrategicPlan.

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