Welcome to The Heath Team of
NOVA® Home Loans - Tucson Home Loans
Life... It's Yours To Own
The Heath Team works closely with you, providing the right loan at the right time to achieve your goals. We commit to serve your investment in homeownership by focusing our "Time, Energy, Effort, Money" to build a strong, positive, vibrant community. We promise to serve you in the utmost professional way, so you gladly do business with us again and confidently refer us to your friends, family, co-workers and clients!
Today's Mortgage Rates
Knowing the Mortgage Rates for the most popular loan options will help you to choose between different solutions for financing your home purchase. Keep checking back for our constantly updated Tucson mortgage rates to choose the best loan for you!
Meet the Team
The foundation for Tom’s NOVA® Home Loans team all began with the understanding that mortgages are one of the single largest investments you can make.
Hailey Ameigh
Business Development Coordinator“I love the people I work with and get to meet. The constant change of my daily tasks keeps me on my toes and excited to come to work every day."
Tom Heath
Senior Loan OfficerTom Heath has been originating home loans for 20 years. He's helped hundreds of Tusconans buy and refinance their homes. He's an active supporter of our community. Tom does have a fun side, but he's serious when it comes to home loans.
NMLS #182420
Wendy McGee
Team ProcessorWendy brings 30 years of mortgage industry knowledge to the team. She’s been instrumental in helping thousands of Tucson homeowners achieve their part of the American Dream.
Angie Harrison
Team Assistant ProcessorBecause of Angie’s behind the scene’s work, we can rest assured the files are in the best possible position when submitted to the underwriter for final decisions.
Client Testimonials
Your Mortgage FAQ's
Did My Home Just Lose Value? – Understanding the Assessed Value
How to Prevent Your Credit Profile from Being Sold
Beware of Condominium Hurdles for Mortgages
Why Are Interest Rates Rising so Quickly?
“Mortgages Made Easy”, but Should They Be Easy?
