Does he go by Ken or Kenny?
Both, and it is not an accident. Ken Seaver is the professional name on his company bio and most profiles. Kenny runs his own Facebook page (“Kenny Seaver, Mortgage Lender NMLS #149000”) and is what longtime clients call him. Kenneth Bruce Seaver is the legal name on contracts and court filings. Same person. Search all three and they all lead here.
What company is he with?
His own. Home Loan Advisors, at mtghomeloan.com, where he is listed as Branch Manager. Loans are written under the umbrella broker license of Price Mortgage, LLC (NMLS #1429043), based in Gilbert, Arizona.
Is he a licensed loan officer?
Yes. NMLS #149000, Arizona license MB #0934484. Current status is verifiable at nmlsconsumeraccess.org, and licensing is separate from the complaint accounts on this site.
Is it true he filed bankruptcy?
Yes, and it is public record. Chapter 7, Case No. 2:25-bk-02911-EPB, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona, noticed July 2025. The creditors noticed include wholesale lenders he has worked with, consumer lenders, and the Arizona Department of Revenue. Public record
Is his company under investigation?
Reports have circulated in the Phoenix mortgage community since 2025. No regulator has published findings as of this writing, so we call it what it is: a report, not a confirmed fact. Reported Our November blog post explains why an investigation can run for months with no public footprint.
Is calling him a thief fair?
“Thief” is an opinion, and this platform says so out loud. What is not opinion: multiple longtime friends, independently, describe loans that were never repaid, not in full and not in part, and friendships that ended the moment repayment was requested. Readers can reach their own conclusion. Our job is putting the accounts and the records in one place.
Why does this site have a legal page?
Because you deserve to know what you are reading. User reviews here are third-party content covered by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which means submitters stand behind their own accounts. The site’s own writing is cited public record plus labeled opinion, protected by the First Amendment. See the About page for the full fairness rules.
He owes me money too. Does that go on this site?
It might. We publish submitted accounts from borrowers, realtors, friends, and lenders. Names are optional in public. Seaver gets a standing right of reply. Submit here.