
Dawn Nijak
Loan Officer
NMLS: 906049 | OH: MLO.043976.000
The right home begins with the right person by your side. I'll be with you from pre-approval to the closing table.
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A Bit About Me
At Ruoff Mortgage, being a loan officer means being more than a lender. I’m your advocate, guide, and trusted partner during your homebuying journey. I take pride in educating clients, answering questions, and creating tailored strategies that fit their unique goals. From our first conversation to closing, I’m there every step of the way.As a loan officer with Ruoff Mortgage, I’m dedicated to delivering a premium home financing experience built on trust and transparency. Whether you're a first-time buyer or refinancing, I provide personalized loan solutions and expert insight to help you move forward with confidence. My goal is simple: to make homeownership feel achievable, informed, and stress-free.
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Frequently Asked, Frequently Answered
Starting with clear, direct answers to the questions that matter most to your future.


After you receive your pre-approval letter, you’ll have an idea of current rates based on your qualifications. However, your rate isn’t officially locked until you choose to lock it in – and that lock is only valid for a set number of days. I’ll help you monitor the market and decide the best time to lock your rate with confidence.
A mortgage calculator gives you a clearer picture of what you can afford by estimating your monthly payment based on home price, down payment, interest rate, and more. It’s a great starting point to help you plan your budget and feel more prepared as you begin your home search.
The credit score required to buy a home differs based on the type of loan you’re applying for. But in general, the higher your score is, the easier it will be to get a great mortgage loan and a better interest rate.
You will generally need to provide proof of income (pay stubs, W-2s), two months of bank statements, tax returns (if self-employed), and a photo ID. These documents verify your financial standing for pre-approval.
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