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About Chad Barnes
Advice for New Home Buyers
Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Mortgages are complicated. There’s nothing wrong with asking questions to help educate yourself on the process.
Fast, Direct, and Honest Lenders
“Chad was absolutely fantastic to work with. It ended up taking me about two years to finally purchase a home but Chad helped me every step of the way for those two years. Highly recommend working with them, they are honest and upfront with costs and very knowledgeable about the home-buying process in general. I actually ended up not using a buyers agent so Chad and his team helped steer me in excess of what a lender normally would. Thanks Chad!”
—Michael Lombardo from Washington, DC
Best in the business
“My wife and I have bought 2 properties through Chad which isn’t a ton but the best part about going through Chad is how much time he gives to you. I have learned so much from him on how the lending process works and what banks are looking. Because of Chad, we are set up to purchase multiple properties and refinance as we go along. 100% recommended Chad to everyone.”
—Seth Riedinger from San Antonio, TX
Get to know Chad
What is your motto or personal mantra?
Show empathy with every customer and only recommend options that make the most financial sense for their personal scenario.
What is your favorite sports team?
Kansas City Royals
What is something that people would be surprised if they knew about you?
I always have some type of DIY home improvement project going on at home.
What’s your alma mater?
Georgia State University
What is on your bucket list?
Hike to Machu Pichu in Peru.
What aspect of your job are you most passionate about?
Building relationships. My goal is to build a lifetime business relationship with each customer
Where did you grow up?
Atlanta, Georgia
What are some of your hobbies?
Spending time with my family, traveling, camping, fishing, home improvement projects.
Before working at NBKC, what was the most unusual or interesting job you’ve ever had?
My first job as a kid was picking up golf balls on a driving range. I received $1 for each milk crate of balls I collected.