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Nestwise Licensing Information

This article provides the official licensing information for Nestwise Mortgage, including our Texas license status, NMLS number, and regulatory disclosures.

Who this article is for

This article is for:

  • Borrowers wanting to confirm Nestwise’s licensing and credentials

  • Users performing compliance checks

  • Anyone asking whether Nestwise is a legitimate, licensed mortgage lender

  • Third parties needing regulatory information


Nestwise licensing details

Nestwise Mortgage is a fully licensed mortgage company in the state of Texas.

Official license information:

  • Company name: Nestwise Mortgage, Inc.

  • State license: Licensed Mortgage Company in Texas

  • NMLS ID: 2764733

  • Regulatory status: Active and in good standing

You can verify our license anytime through the NMLS Consumer Access database.


What being licensed in Texas means

As a licensed lender in Texas, Nestwise must follow:

  • State lending laws

  • Federal mortgage regulations

  • Nationwide safety, financial, and compliance standards

  • Equal Housing Lender requirements

We are audited and regulated to ensure consumer protection and high lending quality.


Future licensing expansion

Nestwise currently operates in Texas, and will expand into additional states in 2026, followed by national expansion in 2027.

Borrowers outside Texas can:

  • Join the waitlist

  • Receive notifications as states go live


Equal Housing Lender

Nestwise is an Equal Housing Lender, which means:

  • We follow fair lending laws

  • We do not discriminate based on protected characteristics

  • All borrowers are evaluated using consistent underwriting standards

Our lending decisions follow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines with no exceptions.


When to reference this information

You may need this information for:

  • Verifying legitimacy

  • Confirming regulatory compliance

  • Providing lender details to a real estate agent, builder, or title company

  • Updating applications that ask for lender NMLS information

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