About Stephen Hester
Stephen Hester is a trusted mortgage professional serving homebuyers and homeowners throughout Kennesaw and the surrounding North Metro Atlanta communities. With a strong focus on communication, responsiveness, and local market knowledge, Stephen is committed to making the mortgage process clear, accessible, and stress-free for every client he serves. Born and raised in Hall County, Stephen understands the unique dynamics of the local real estate market, including Hall, Gwinnett, Barrow, and Jackson counties. He believes that being a local lender matters. From understanding true housing costs to being available for in-person meetings, Stephen prides himself on providing hands-on service and timely communication, whether he is working with first-time homebuyers or experienced homeowners purchasing their next property. Stephen approaches mortgage lending with the mindset of a trusted advisor and problem solver. He is known for finding solutions, working through challenges, and keeping clients informed every step of the way. Much like a medical professional serving their community, Stephen believes his role is to guide clients through one of the most important financial decisions of their lives with confidence and care. His goal is always the same: to get clients to the closing table feeling informed, supported, and excited. Outside of work, Stephen enjoys spending time with his wife, Madison, who he considers his best friend. Together, they enjoy playing pickleball, kayaking, and staying active, while Stephen also makes time for his passion for golf. His deep community ties and people-first approach make him a go-to mortgage resource across Gainesville and the greater North Georgia real estate market. Applicant subject to credit and underwriting approval. Not all applicants will be approved for financing. Receipt of application does not represent an approval for financing or interest rate guarantee. Refinancing your mortgage may increase costs over the term of your loan. Restrictions may apply. .
