The information overload
A dozen voices, a dozen opinions, and still no clear next step.
Mortgage Loan Officer · Southern California
NMLS ID 2115125
Home financing can feel like a maze of numbers and opinions. Whether you are buying your first home, refinancing, or financing a U.S. property from Asia, a little more clarity can help your next decision feel more like your own.

The real goal
A choice you understand and a home you feel good walking into.
Profile
NMLS ID 2115125
Approach
Clarity before urgency
Serving
Southern California, the U.S. & Asia
The noise gets loud
A dozen voices, a dozen opinions, and still no clear next step.
Big numbers deserve patience—not pressure or a rushed promise.
It is hard to act confidently when you don't know what is actually relevant.
Your personal goals can get lost when everyone focuses only on the transaction.
The Dan difference
Instead of starting with a product, start with what a move needs to make possible for you. Then let the details follow.
Work toward turning a complicated starting point into a clearer, more personal plan for your next address.
Step 1
Compare FHA, VA, conventional, jumbo, and refinance options, the documents that may matter, and the trade-offs in front of you.
Step 2
Support from your first conversation to your next decision, with less noise along the way.
Step 3
A simple starting point
Receive a short home-financing conversation guide, designed to help you think through what matters before your next move.
Good guidance keeps giving
For first-time buyers
A practical starting checklist for getting organized before the search begins.
Explore this topic: The First-Home MapFor detail-minded planners
Use the quick estimate tool to make a monthly-payment scenario easier to picture.
Explore this topic: The Numbers, SimplifiedFor homeowners
A conversation framework for when staying, selling, or moving all feel possible.
Explore this topic: Your Next Move
“The right next move is the one you can explain to yourself.”
A minute with Dan
Your story matters here. This is meant to be a place for honest questions, clearer trade-offs, and a plan grounded in your life rather than a sales script.

About Dan
Dan The Truong aims to bring a people-first approach to the home-financing conversation: listen closely, explain plainly, and help each next step feel more considered.
Based in Southern California, working with home buyers and homeowners across the United States and clients in Asia financing U.S. property. Dan works with first-time buyers, move-up buyers, veterans, investors, and homeowners exploring a refinance, and helps overseas buyers understand U.S. financing.
Communication
Shaped around the questions you have.
Perspective
Focused on your move, not just a moment.
Illustrative payment estimate
Use a few simple assumptions to explore a principal-and-interest payment estimate. It's a conversation starter, not a quote.
Estimated principal & interest
$3,160/mo
Excludes taxes, insurance, HOA dues, mortgage insurance, and other costs. Rates and terms shown are illustrative only.
A mortgage loan officer helps you compare loan options, prepares your application and documents, and guides the loan from pre-approval to closing. Dan The Truong is a licensed mortgage loan originator, NMLS ID 2115125.
Yes. Dan is based in Southern California and works with clients across the United States and in Asia by phone and video call. Loans are offered only in states where he is licensed, which you can confirm on NMLS Consumer Access.
Often, yes. Options depend on your residency or visa status. Permanent residents can usually use standard programs, while foreign national programs typically require a larger down payment and cash reserves.
First-time home buyer, FHA, VA, conventional, jumbo, and refinance options, including cash-out refinancing. Each has different down payment, credit, and eligibility guidelines.
Send a message through the contact form or call 714-805-9893. A first conversation covers your goals, timeline, and the documents that may matter.
No. The calculator shows an illustrative principal-and-interest estimate to help you plan. It is not a quote, rate lock, or commitment to lend.
Your next step
Share a little about what is on your mind. The next step can be as simple as an honest conversation about where you are and what comes next.