Mortgage Loan Officers

(512) 997-4673 · [email protected] · NMLS #1382946

Ryan Haun Sr Mortgage Loan Officer

I joined UFCU in 2019 after four years as a lender with a national mortgage company. As a mortgage loan officer with UFCU, I will be a trusted resource for our Members and provide the highest level of customer service that I’m known for. My commitment to every person going through the loan process is to put their best interest first and ensure their expectations are always met. Our team focuses on purchase loans, refinance loans, cash-out refinance loans, condo loans, and portfolio loans (for doctors, professor, attorneys, and CPAs/financial planners).

I grew up in the small fishing town of Rockport, Texas and have been lucky enough to call Austin home since 2004. I graduated from the McCombs School of Business at The University of TexasTM with a degree in Real Estate Finance, and then spent six years with a financial planning firm specializing in investment and retirement analysis before beginning my career in the mortgage industry.

When I’m not in the office, I enjoy playing golf, salt-water fishing on the coast, and spending time on Lake Austin and at Barton Springs during the summer.

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Calculators

  • Find Your Ideal Monthly Mortgage Payment

    Wondering how much you should commit to paying monthly for a new home? When you repay a mortgage, you make monthly payments to your lender. These payments cover both the loan principal and interest. Over time, the amount going toward the principal increases as your balance decreases, but your monthly payment stays the same. Your mortgage payments might also include property taxes, homeowner's insurance, and HOA dues, which often go into an escrow account managed by your lender.

    You can calculate your monthly payment with these key factors:

    • The price of the home
    • Your down payment
    • Annual property taxes
    • HOA dues
    • Insurance and Mortgage Insurance costs (Your down payment can affect how much mortgage insurance you pay.)

    1. Start by entering the home purchase price.
    2. Enter how much you will pay for a down payment.
    3. Enter the estimated annual property taxes you will pay.
    4. Enter estimates for HOA dues and home insurance costs.
    5. Adjust the loan term and interest rate to reflect your situation and learn how much of a monthly payment you can afford. 
    Our online calculators are designed for educational and informational purposes only. They are intended to provide general guidance and estimates based on the information you provide. These tools should not be used as the sole basis for making financial decisions. We recommend consulting with a qualified financial advisor to obtain personalized advice tailored to your specific financial situation. There is no guarantee on the loan terms presented in the calculation.

  • Calculate How Much You Can Afford to Put Down

    Wondering how much you should spend on the down payment of a new home? It's simple math: the bigger your down payment, the smaller your mortgage loan and the less interest you'll pay over time. Your down payment can affect your loan eligibility too. Typically, you'll need at least 3% for a down payment, but many loans require 5% or more. If you put down less than 20%, most lenders will ask you to pay Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) until your loan-to-value ratio hits 80%. It's smart to keep a cash cushion for unexpected expenses when buying a home. Talk to your lender to find the right down payment for you.

    You can calculate a down payment that makes sense with these key factors:

    • The price of the home
    • The loan term
    • The length of time you plan to live in the home
    • Your down payment
    • The interest rate
    • The mortgage insurance rate

    1. Start by entering the home purchase price.
    2. Enter the loan term and the length of time you plan to live in the home.
    3. Enter one amount pay for a down payment along with the interest rate and mortgage insurance rate.
    4. Enter details for a second down payment for comparison purposes.
    5. Adjust these factors to learn how much of a down payment you can afford. 
    Our online calculators are designed for educational and informational purposes only. They are intended to provide general guidance and estimates based on the information you provide. These tools should not be used as the sole basis for making financial decisions. We recommend consulting with a qualified financial advisor to obtain personalized advice tailored to your specific financial situation. There is no guarantee on the loan terms presented in the calculation.

Making Homeownership Easier

UFCU strives to lead the way when it comes to making sure every Member of our community has a path to homeownership. It is with this in mind that we continually listen, respond, and provide what you need to help you live the life you want to live. In this way, we not only serve you, but contribute to the well-being of our communities.

When you’re ready to invest in your next home, our UFCU Mortgage ServicesTM loan officers are ready to help you find the right mortgage for you.

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Rates

Our rates are competitive and change frequently to reflect the most up-to-date market values so you can trust that you're getting great rates. Keep in mind that our rates are subject to change without notice.

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Ryan Haun

Direct: (512) 997-4673
Email: [email protected]
NMLS #1382946

UFCU Mortgage Services

(800) 476-8409
(512) 997-HOME (4663)
NMLS #441215
8303 N Mopac Ste A105, Austin, TX 78759 (opens in a new window)

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