Matt Jolivette, CMC® · NMLS #90661 · Portland, Oregon
Mortgage Broker in Portland, OR
I’m Matt Jolivette, NMLS #90661, an independent mortgage broker serving Portland and borrowers across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. I became a licensed loan originator in 2001 and help buyers and homeowners compare conventional, FHA, VA, and other available financing options.
Self-employed income, RSUs, investment properties, or your first home—I’ll help you understand the possibilities and the next steps.
Lending across every life stage
First-time buyers
Move-up & downsizing
Refinance
VA & FHA
Investors
Tell me what you're trying to do.
Tell me about your goals, location, and timeline. I’ll review your request and help you compare available programs, requirements, and next steps.
Prefer a conversation? Book a Zoom with me or call (503) 545-8843.
Three ways people usually find me.
Everyone is different, but almost everyone starts in one of these places. Find yours and I’ll tell you what to expect.
I'd rather over-explain than let you sign something you don't understand.
I’ve been a licensed mortgage broker since 2001, with experience spanning underwriting and ownership. I hold the Certified Mortgage Consultant® (CMC®) designation and bring a Marine Corps veteran’s discipline and commitment to straight answers to my work.
I help first-time buyers, homeowners, and investors across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, including clients with self-employed income, RSUs, and more complex financing needs.
Associated Mortgage Brokers is a privately owned Portland firm founded in 1989. My approach combines personal guidance with access to multiple lenders and residential loan programs.
In their words, not mine.
Send me your client and I'll keep you in the loop at every step.
I work with real estate professionals to help buyers understand their financing and keep the transaction moving. Let’s discuss your client’s needs, deadlines, and questions early.
Let's get your loan done right.
Let’s talk about your goals and the options that may fit. A conversation is not a commitment to lend or a loan approval.
