Scott Kagi

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Scott is here to assist you with your mortgage needs. With over 20 years of experience in the industry, he possesses extensive knowledge aimed at alleviating the stress of the home buying and refinancing processes.

A graduate of Colorado State University and a Colorado native, Scott holds multi-state licenses to serve clients effectively. He resides in Castle Rock, Colorado, with his wife and three sons, and their family is actively involved in sporting events and community volunteer efforts.

Client success stories

Scott Kagi was very easy to work with, knowledgeable, detailed, honest, transparent, and respectful. He was always patient and understanding, making the complicated transaction as easy as possible.

Charles B.

Scott is very personable, communicative, and helpful to explain the lending process. I was the Realtor on this transaction and continue to be impressed with Scott and his professionalism.

Kristen L.

Scott was introduced to me after my husband and I had already chosen a lender for our first home. Upon Scott's great work ethic and drive to get the best rates for his clients, he offered us a deal that we could not resist. We decided to go with Scott last minute and it made all the difference. The process was streamlined and we did not have to worry about a thing! He was quick with phone calls and texts messages, even helping us while away at a family emergency. He is very knowledgable and extremely great to work with. I highly recommend Scott and his team. We plan to use him in the future for any refinancing or 2nd home purchase.

Sarah H.

Scott did an awesome job helping my clients get the loan they needed at a great rate. He is very professional and responds quickly to all questions. I highly recommend him.

Kim S.

For every homebuyer

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For new homebuyers ready to start their journey

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First-Time Homebuyers

Things to keep in mind

FHA Loans — A Powerful First-Time Buyer Tool

A 30-year fixed mortgage offers a stable interest rate and consistent monthly payments over the life of the loan. Your principal and interest payments remain the same for the full 30 years, regardless of market fluctuations.

Your First Tax Break

Buying your first home can open the door to major tax benefits. You may be eligible to deduct mortgage interest, property taxes, and possibly mortgage insurance — savings that may reduce your taxable income significantly. Don’t forget to explore state-level tax credits or assistance programs too. Speak to one of Multiply Mortgage’s loan experts to help you understand what is in the realm of the possible.

Understanding Closing Costs

Buying a home involves more than just saving for a down payment. You’ll also need to budget for closing costs, which usually range from 2% to 5% of the purchase price. These costs generally include things like appraisals, title insurance, and more. Multiply Mortgage can help you estimate your closing costs upfront to avoid surprises when it’s time to close on your new home.

Why Pre-Approval Matters

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage shows sellers you’re a serious buyer and helps you know exactly what you can afford. Pre-approval can also speed up the closing process. Our team can help guide you through the simple steps to get started.

Experienced

Repeat buyers looking to upgrade or relocate

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Repeat Buyers

Things to keep in mind

Porting Your Equity

Have equity in your current home? You may be able to apply it toward your next purchase — even before selling. Multiply Mortgage’s experts can help you explore options like bridge loans or HELOCs to keep your move seamless. Understanding your options in regards to your current equity can help you make more competitive offers. Take advantage of the opportunity to leverage one of our experts today.

Thinking of a Trade-Up?

Thinking about a bigger home or different neighborhood? Timing your purchase and sale is critical. Multiply Mortgage helps coordinate offers, avoid costly interim housing and evaluate contingencies. We can also analyze your affordability under today’s rates and help you make sense of buy-before-you-sell options. Speak with one of our mortgage experts today and understand all of your options.

Navigating Contingencies

When buying and selling at the same time, contingencies can protect you—like making your purchase dependent on selling your current home. Multiply Mortgage can help you structure offers that balance your needs and keep your transactions on track.

Considering Renovation Loans

Found a home that needs updates? Renovation loans, like FHA 203(k) or Fannie Mae’s HomeStyle, let you finance repairs and improvements as part of your mortgage. Multiply’s experts can help you explore these options and understand what’s possible for your next investment.

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Investors and multiple-home owners

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Investors / Multiple-Home Owners

Things to keep in mind

Building Equity While You Sleep

One of the most powerful aspects of real estate investing is equity growth through mortgage paydown and appreciation. With each monthly payment, your tenants build your equity. Multiply Mortgage can help you compare loan structures that drive the best monthly payments for you — essential for scaling your portfolio over time.

Know Your DSCR

For investment properties, your Debt-Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) could matter more than your salary. Multiply Mortgage’s loan experts can help you prioritize and recognize income-producing value to identify your best option.

Exploring Portfolio Loans

If you own multiple properties, traditional loans may not always fit your needs. Portfolio loans—held by lenders instead of being sold to investors—can offer flexible terms for complex situations. Multiply Mortgage can help you evaluate if this approach is right for your investment strategy.

Cash-Out Refinance for Growth

Need capital for your next investment? A cash-out refinance lets you tap into your property’s equity to fund new purchases or renovations. Multiply Mortgage can help you compare options and calculate the impact on your overall portfolio.

Find the best mortgage for you

We have many mortgage structures to fit your financial needs, some of our most common options include:

30-Year Fixed

Most popular option with predictable payments

30-year Fixed Mortgage

15-Year Fixed

Pay off your home faster with lower total interest

15-year Fixed Mortgage

A home loan paid off over 15 years with a fixed interest rate. The rate and monthly payment remain the same, but payments are higher than a 30-year loan since you pay it off faster.

Adjustable-Rate Mortgage

These loans start with a fixed interest rate for a set period, then adjust semiannually

Adjustable-Rate Mortgage

These loans start with a fixed interest rate for a set period, then adjust semiannually.

Typical Options:

10/6 ARM – Fixed rate for the first 10 years, then adjusts semiannually for the remaining 20.
7/6 ARM – Fixed rate for 7 years, adjusts semiannually after that.
5/6 ARM – Fixed for 5 years, then adjusts semiannually thereafter.

Interest-only Mortgage Options

Pay only interest for a fixed period, then the loan converts to amortizing payments (principal + interest) with an adjustable rate for the remaining term

Interest-Only Mortgage Options

Pay only interest for a fixed period (usually 5, 7, or 10 years), then the loan converts to amortizing payments (principal + interest) with an adjustable rate for the remaining term.

Typical Options:

5/1 IO ARM – Interest-only for 5 years, then adjusts annually
7/1 IO ARM – Interest-only for 7 years, then adjusts annually
10/1 IO ARM – Interest-only for 10 years, then adjusts annually

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Introductory terms

Essential terms every homebuyer should understand

APR (Annual Percentage Rate)

A measure of the total cost of borrowing, including interest rate and fees, expressed as a yearly rate.

Equity

The difference between your home’s market value and the outstanding balance on your mortgage.

Interest

The fee the lender charges you to borrow money for your mortgage, based on a percentage of the principal.

Pre-approval

A lender’s conditional agreement to loan you a certain amount based on preliminary financial information.

Principal

The amount you borrow from the lender to buy a home. This is typically calculated by taking the home value, minus the down payment (initial upfront investment into the mortgage).

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