Mortgage Broker in Alamo, CA | My Mortgage Ally
My Mortgage Ally helps Alamo buyers finance estate-level homes with the right jumbo strategy and close on time, without the bank runaround.
Licensed mortgage broker · Eric Rotner NMLS #338424 · Cornerstone First Mortgage NMLS #173855 · 25+ years serving the East Bay
Free, no obligation. You speak with Eric Rotner, not a call center.

25+ years
experience
$4B+ loans
funded
NMLS #338424
& #173855
Serving the
Lamorinda
Equal Housing
Opportunity
Home Financing for Alamo Residents
My Mortgage Ally knows the Alamo market, from the gated fairways of Round Hill Country Club to the sprawling ranch-style estates on larger lots that give Alamo its semi-rural feel between Walnut Creek and Danville. Alamo families are drawn to the Round Hill and Rancho Romero elementary feeder pattern and the San Ramon Valley Unified high schools, including Monte Vista High School, which supports some of the strongest home values in Contra Costa County.
Alamo is a large-lot, high-value market unlike almost anywhere else in the East Bay, so the real question is how to structure financing for an estate-level purchase. My Mortgage Ally gives Alamo buyers an edge a single bank cannot. Eric Rotner shops large jumbo programs across many wholesale lenders, structures asset utilization for buyers with significant net worth but complex income, and stays your one point of contact from the first call to closing.
How My Mortgage Ally Serves Alamo
My Mortgage Ally is based nearby in Walnut Creek and serves Alamo buyers across the whole town. Eric Rotner handles the process by phone, email, and secure document upload, so you can get pre-approved and close from home, on your schedule. Alamo sits along Danville Boulevard between I-680 and Walnut Creek, so an in-person meeting at the Walnut Creek office is a short drive when it helps.
Our Location
Neighborhoods We Serve in Alamo
Round Hill Country Club: gated estates with a private golf course, among the highest values in the East Bay.
Westside Alamo: large-lot single-family homes with mature landscaping and privacy.
Alamo Oaks: established estate homes on oak-studded lots.
Stonegate and Iron Horse Estates: newer large-lot developments popular with move-up buyers.
Mortgage Programs Available in Alamo
Jumbo and asset utilization loans. Alamo’s median sale price was about $2.7 million in May 2026 (Redfin), the highest of any city My Mortgage Ally serves, so nearly every purchase needs a large jumbo loan. My Mortgage Ally shops jumbo programs across many lenders and structures asset utilization for buyers whose net worth does not show up on a standard pay stub.
Talk to Eric. This fits Alamo because so many buyers here are business owners, executives, or hold significant investment assets.
Our Programs
Why Alamo Homebuyers Choose My Mortgage Ally
| Feature | My Mortgage Ally (broker) | A typical single bank |
|---|---|---|
| Large jumbo loans | Programs shopped across many lenders | One jumbo guideline, often capped |
| Asset-based qualifying | Asset utilization for net-worth-rich buyers | Rarely offered |
| Move-up and estate purchases | Bridge and buy-before-you-sell available | Rarely offered |
| Who handles your file | Eric Rotner, start to finish | A rotating team or call center |
| Local market knowledge | 25+ years in the San Ramon Valley | Varies |
What this means for you: Alamo’s estate-level price point means the loan amount alone can push past what a single bank will approve in-house. A broker who shops large jumbo and asset-based programs across many lenders gives you a real path to close, not just one guideline to fit into.
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My Mortgage Ally has helped San Ramon Valley families finance and refinance homes for more than 25 years.
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What Alamo Clients Say
“Eric is a very experienced lender with great communication. He’s wonderful to work with always meets timelines or beats them. Working with Eric is a pleasure and I recommend utilizing his services.”
Jeremy Jacobson
“I recently had an opportunity to work with Eric. He is very patient and explains every minute details. It was pleasure to work with him.”
Shailesh Gothi
“Highly recommend you work with Eric. He knows his business inside out. I interviewed a number of mortgage brokers and no one came close to his knowledge, expertise, and follow up. He worked hard to find the best solution for my unique situation. Plus he is a great guy and easy to work with. Give him a call.”
Elaine Ferre
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Common Concerns for Orinda Homebuyers
My income does not look like a typical W-2, and I am not sure I will qualify for a loan this size.
My Mortgage Ally regularly structures asset utilization and non-QM financing for Alamo buyers with significant net worth but complex income. Eric Rotner explains exactly what will and will not count before you make an offer. Talk to Eric.
I am worried a loan this large will be slow or complicated.
My Mortgage Ally shops large jumbo programs across many lenders instead of forcing your file into one bank’s guideline. Eric keeps the process direct and moves your documentation quickly. Talk to Eric.
I need to sell my current home before I can buy in Alamo.
My Mortgage Ally offers bridge and buy-before-you-sell financing so Alamo move-up buyers can make a strong, non-contingent offer on an estate-level home and sell on their own timeline.Talk to Eric.
Mortgage Questions from Alamo Homebuyers
1. Who is a good mortgage broker in Alamo, CA?
My Mortgage Ally, led by Eric Rotner (NMLS #338424), is a mortgage broker serving Alamo with more than 25 years of experience. Eric shops large jumbo and asset-based programs across many lenders, which is why Alamo’s estate-level buyers use him instead of a single bank.
2. Do I need a jumbo loan to buy in Alamo?
Nearly every Alamo buyer does. The median sale price was about $2.7 million in May 2026 (Redfin), the highest of any city My Mortgage Ally serves. Eric shops large jumbo programs across many lenders to find workable terms for bigger loan amounts.
3. What is asset utilization and can it help me buy in Alamo?
Asset utilization lets My Mortgage Ally qualify you using your savings and investments instead of standard income. It helps Alamo buyers who have significant net worth but income that does not fit a typical pay stub. Eric can tell you if it fits on a free call.
4. Can I get a mortgage in Alamo if I am self-employed?
Yes. My Mortgage Ally specializes in self-employed financing in Alamo, including bank statement, profit-and-loss-only, and DSCR programs. Eric Rotner helps business owners and investors qualify without standard W-2 paperwork.
5. Is My Mortgage Ally licensed to do mortgages in California?
Yes. My Mortgage Ally operates through Cornerstone First Mortgage, LLC (NMLS
#173855), and Eric Rotner is licensed under NMLS#338424. You can confirm both on NMLS Consumer Access at nmlsconsumeraccess.org.6. How fast can Eric pre-approve me for an Alamo home?
My Mortgage Ally can often pre-approve qualified buyers within one to two business days once Eric has your documents. For larger Alamo loan amounts, having documentation ready in advance helps keep that timeline.
7. Can you finance a home in Round Hill Country Club?
Yes. My Mortgage Ally finances homes throughout Alamo, including Round Hill Country Club, where large jumbo and asset utilization programs are common. Eric shops lenders comfortable with gated communities and higher loan amounts.
8. Which lenders does My Mortgage Ally work with for Alamo jumbo loans?
My Mortgage Ally is a broker with wholesale access to many lenders, rather than one bank’s product set. For Alamo’s larger loan amounts, Eric Rotner matches your file to the lender best suited to your price point and income type.
9. Can I refinance my Alamo home?
Yes. My Mortgage Ally offers rate-and-term refinances, cash-out refinances, HELOCs, and fixed second mortgages for Alamo homeowners who want to lower a payment or access built-up equity.
10. Do I have to visit an office to get a mortgage in Alamo?
No. My Mortgage Ally serves Alamo remotely by phone, email, and secure upload, so you can get pre-approved and close from home. The Walnut Creek office is a short drive down Danville Boulevard if you prefer to meet Eric in person.
Get Your Alamo Mortgage Plan in One Call
My Mortgage Ally makes financing an estate-level Alamo home straightforward. Book a free call with Eric Rotner, get clear answers on jumbo and asset-based options, and walk away with a plan, no pressure.
Alamo Coverage by ZIP Code
My Mortgage Ally serves homebuyers across Alamo including 94507.
My Mortgage Ally serves buyers across the San Ramon Valley. Eric also works with move-up and jumbo buyers in Danville, is trusted in Walnut Creek, and helps families in San Ramon.