WELCOME TO ADAMS MORTGAGE.

Formerly

Colorado Online Mortgage

Adams Mortgage LLC purchased Colorado Online Mortgage in late 2006.  A name change was in order to reflect better who we are today.  We have continued the tradition of competitive priced home and property loans with no origination fee in many instances. With high levels of local service in Colorado Springs, we are proud to continue the legacy of  20+ years of service as a Colorado mortgage company. We are a privately held company owned by AdBanc Inc. a holding company that also owns Adams Bank and Trust in Colorado Springs and Northern Colorado.  We are happy to welcome you as a new member to the Adams Mortgage family.  If you have worked with us as Colorado Online Mortgage in the past, rest assured we have the same drive and determination to find the best loan product for you. 

Whether you are purchasing your first home, refinancing an existing mortgage or building the home of your dreams, we have the the power in the marketplace to obtain the best loan and price for you.

Please contact one of the following loan officers below to help you with your lending needs:

                                  DANA HINES          KELLY KING       

BRENT MROFCZA        SHANNON SCOTT        HARRY VENIK

Click, call or come on in to Adams Mortgage!   Making a loan application is as convenient as you want it.  Just a few minutes over the phone or online and it is done.  For our secure online application, please click on "apply now" up at the top left corner of this page.  We use today's latest technology to keep your information safe and secure.  If you would like to see our operation, come by our location and find out why we are a top Colorado mortgage company.  We are here for you.

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