Ken Jacobson
- Vice President / Sr. Mortgage Planner
- NMLS: 215044
- (281) 369-5535
- (832) 524-5253
- 5353 W. Alabama, Ste 500
- Houston, TX 77056
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Knowledge, Experience, Service
Ken Jacobson has been in real estate or affiliated businesses for 50 years. He began in 1972 as a commercial real estate broker and continued in this area until the mid 1980s. He was involved in developing commercial real estate but his primary focus was brokering and arranging financing. Banks and/or savings and loans provided the majority of financing for these properties. This proved to be a tremendous asset in residential lending as it provides additional options to residential borrowers. He is recognized by Mortgage Originator Magazine as one of the top 200 loan officers in the country. He has always focused on service to the borrower.
Mortgage Rates Just Dropped—Here’s Why the Fed Had Nothing to Do With It
As of May 7, 2025, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate has dipped slightly to 6.86%, down from 6.88% the previous day. This minor decrease wasn’t triggered by any major announcement from the Federal Reserve—it’s actually a... Read More
March 2025 Housing Market Update: 5 Key Takeaways for Homebuyers and Sellers
As we move through the busy spring season, the March housing reports show a shifting market. Whether you're buying or selling, understanding what's happening right now can help you make better-informed decisions. Here's a simplified breakdown of the... Read More
Why the Housing Market Isn't Crashing in 2025
With rising home prices and fluctuating mortgage rates, it’s understandable that some are wondering whether a housing market crash is on the horizon. The good news? Multiple key indicators show that today’s market is fundamentally... Read More
How Are Property Taxes Calculated? Here’s What Homebuyers Should Know
When you’re budgeting for a new home, there’s one number you don’t want to overlook: property taxes.
Whether you're buying your first home, relocating, or investing in land, understanding how property taxes are calculated is... Read More