The person behind
your home loan.
President and Senior Loan Officer, reverse mortgage specialist, husband and father of five.
Over a decade of helping families find their way home.
Kenny Farshchian has spent more than ten years in the mortgage industry, and in that time he's learned that a home loan is never just a transaction. It's a first home for a young couple, a fresh start after a move, or a more comfortable retirement for parents who have worked hard for decades.
As President and Senior Loan Officer of The Hometown Mortgage Co., Kenny leads a team that offers a full range of mortgage options — conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, investment and cash-out refinance loans. His specialty is reverse mortgages, where he helps homeowners 62 and older understand how their home equity can support their retirement, often with their adult children at the table.
That work earned Kenny recognition as a Top Utah Loan Officer performer, and it has grown his practice beyond Utah into Florida.
At home, Kenny is a husband and father of five. Family is at the center of everything he does, and it's the standard he holds his team to: treat every client like family, explain everything clearly, and be there long after closing day.
- 10+ years experience
- Reverse mortgage specialist
- Licensed in UT · FL
- Top Utah LO performer
Values you'll feel from the first call
Family first
Kenny treats every client the way he'd want his own family treated — patient, honest and never rushed.
Proven results
Recognized as a Top Utah Loan Officer performer, with over a decade in the mortgage industry.
Local and multi-state
Rooted in Layton, Utah, and licensed to help clients across Utah and Florida.
Marty the Mortgage Moose: Big heart. Clear paths. No bull.
Marty is the team's mascot and a reminder of how Kenny works: care about people first, make the path forward easy to understand, and always tell it straight.
"Our mission is to make home financing simple and clear through honest guidance, personal care, and options that fit each person's life—so our neighbors can move forward with confidence."