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Let Rena guide you home.

Rena Jackson

Mortgage Loan Originator

Rena Jackson

rena.jackson@stockton.com

865-363-5472

109 Suburban Road Suite 103

Knoxville, TN 37923

Rena Jackson is a Mortgage Loan Originator at Stockton Mortgage in Knoxville, TN, with more than 17 years of experience in finance and lending. A graduate of Tusculum University with a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management, Rena has built a strong reputation for guiding individuals and families through the homebuying journey with discernment, patience, and resilience.

Rena takes a holistic, step-by-step approach to lending—much like the avid hiker she is, who knows how to navigate uncertain trails with steady focus. She specializes in helping clients improve their credit, understand their options, and create a clear plan forward, even when the path to homeownership seems daunting. Her expertise spans a wide range of loan programs, including first-time homebuyer loans, construction-to-permanent financing, investment property loans, refinancing, and solutions for self-employed borrowers.

Throughout her career, Rena has worked as a Consumer Loan Officer, HELOC Specialist, and Mortgage Loan Originator. At Stockton Mortgage, she partners with Erin Powers at the Knoxville branch to expand construction lending opportunities and strengthen relationships with local builders and dealers—ensuring clients receive the right support from planning to completion.

What sets Rena apart is her commitment to meeting people where they are. She doesn’t just see a client’s financial challenges—she sees their potential. If the answer is “No” today, she makes sure her clients understand why, while equipping them with the tools and guidance to turn their situation around. Her approach is grounded in patience, empathy, and an unwavering dedication to helping people reach “Yes.”

When she isn’t serving clients, Rena enjoys traveling, hiking, spending time with her family, and engaging with her community.

NMLS 1909710

Licensed in: Alabama, Tennessee and Texas

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