Bryan PiccolominiNMLS #228509 · Residential Mortgage Call (619) 876-1504
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About Bryan Piccolomini

Bryan Piccolomini, NMLS #228509, of Residential Mortgage, LLC. Second and vacation home financing across 22 states. Licensing and background.

Bryan Piccolomini is a mortgage loan originator with Residential Mortgage, LLC, working with buyers financing second homes and vacation homes. He holds NMLS #228509. Residential Mortgage, LLC holds NMLS #167729 and is a subsidiary of Northrim Bank. Clients work with Bryan directly from the first conversation through closing rather than being passed to a call center.
Bryan Piccolomini, mortgage loan originator
Bryan Piccolomini Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS #228509
Residential Mortgage, LLC
NMLS #167729

The details, stated plainly

  • NameBryan Piccolomini
  • Individual NMLS ID228509
  • CompanyResidential Mortgage, LLC, NMLS #167729, a subsidiary of Northrim Bank
  • Office7047 E Greenway Pkwy Suite 220, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
  • Phone(619) 876-1504
  • FocusSecond home and vacation home purchase and refinance, including jumbo and self-employed files
  • ExperienceDecades in mortgage lending

Where Bryan can lend

Residential Mortgage, LLC is authorized to close loans in 22 states: AK, AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, ID, KY, MO, MT, NM, NV, NC, OH, OR, SD, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI and WY. If your property is outside that list, Bryan will say so rather than take the application.

Both NMLS identifiers above can be verified independently on NMLS Consumer Access, the public registry maintained by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. Looking up a loan originator before you work with them is a reasonable thing to do, and it takes about a minute.

Experience, described honestly

Bryan has decades of experience in mortgage lending. This site does not put a specific year count on that, because a specific number is the kind of claim that should be verifiable, and the figures circulating in older marketing material could not be confirmed against a primary source. Decades is accurate. A precise number would be a guess presented as a fact.

His work concentrates on files that are not straightforward: self-employed borrowers, income that varies, jumbo loan sizes, and buyers carrying an existing mortgage while purchasing a second property.

About the reviews

The reviews shown on this site are 21 five-star reviews from Bryan’s Zillow profile. Zillow labels them as having been earned during his time at JPMorgan Chase and at Citibank. That context is stated here rather than omitted, because a reader deserves to know which chapter of a career a review describes.

Two of those reviews independently mention his availability on evenings and weekends, which is why that appears on this site and why it is one of the few claims here stated without qualification.

How Bryan works

  • Direct contact. The person you speak to first is the person managing the loan.
  • Straight answers about fit. If a plan is really an investment property purchase, or the property is in a state outside the licensing list, the answer comes early.
  • Your numbers, not a template. The calculators on this site run on figures you enter. Nothing is prefilled to flatter a scenario.

Common questions

Which states is Bryan licensed to lend in?

Residential Mortgage, LLC is authorized to close loans in AK, AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, ID, KY, MO, MT, NM, NV, NC, OH, OR, SD, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI and WY. That is 22 states, and it is the list published by the company.

What does NMLS #228509 mean?

It is Bryan's unique identifier in the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System, the registry used across the mortgage industry. Residential Mortgage, LLC holds NMLS #167729. Both can be looked up on NMLS Consumer Access.

Are the reviews on this site real?

They are five-star reviews from Bryan's Zillow profile. Zillow labels them as having been earned during his time at JPMorgan Chase and Citibank, and that is stated here rather than left out.

Is Bryan available outside business hours?

Evenings and weekends, yes. Two separate client reviews on his Zillow profile mention exactly that.

Start here

Start with a conversation

Bring a price, what you already owe, and how you plan to use the property. That is enough for a useful first call.