Sharon Harty

NMLS 2056325

7524 S Broadway, Suite 117, Tyler TX 75703

Get to know me

Sharon began as a loan processor with Legacy Mortgage Group in 2011 and became licensed as a loan officer in 2020. She loves working with our clients and approaches each loan with a high level of detail for a smooth loan experience. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from CSULB in 1997. She and her husband have two teenage children. Sharon enjoys spending time with her family (and 3 pugs), being involved in her local church, and making her house feel like a home.

My experience

Licensed in:

Indiana

Texas

Loan Products:

Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARM)

Conforming Loans

Conventional Loans

Fannie Mae

FHA

Fixed-Rate Mortgages

Freddie Mac

Ginnie Mae

Jumbo Loans

Non-Conforming Loans

USDA

Years of experience:

Languages spoken:

English

Brokerage info

What you can expect from me.

Find answers to my most-asked questions, covering everything from how I'll support you to what you need to start the process.

Where and how do you typically connect with clients?

If you call me, I'll either answer or call you back quickly. Once you text me, you're in my phone for good. When you email me, you'll get a response back within the same business day.

What should clients expect when working with you from start to finish?

You'll feel valued. You're important to me and to my team. This is a big decision, and we're in it with you, guiding you from start to finish.

How do you provide rate quotes for clients who want to protect their credit score?

I'll only do a soft credit pull during the pre-approval process. I do a hard pull once you're under contract, and not before that time, unless you're interested in assistance with credit improvement.

How do you feel about clients starting the conversation before they’re ready to purchase?

I always say you can't hit a target you can't see. Let me help you see the homebuying target, and let's work together to get you there!

What documents do your clients need to start the process?

If you're a W2 employee, I'll just need your most recent paystub, W2 and a bank statement. If you're self employed, I'll need your last 2 years of filed tax returns.