
Trina Batté is a trusted mortgage professional with Idaho Central Credit Union (ICCU), helping Southeast Idaho homebuyers navigate financing with clarity, accuracy, and confidence. Whether you’re buying, refinancing, or building, strong mortgage guidance early in the process helps reduce surprises and supports a smoother closing.
This page is part of the Home Loans Idaho Resource Center—built to help buyers understand who they are working with on the lending side of a real estate transaction and why the lender you choose matters.
Idaho Central Credit Union’s Residential Mortgage Department supports members throughout Southeast Idaho with a straightforward, service-first approach to home financing. ICCU has been originating mortgage loans for many years and offers a range of loan options designed to fit different goals—first-time buyers, repeat buyers, refinances, and home builds.
Because mortgage programs and market conditions can change quickly, ICCU focuses on providing timely information and clear expectations so borrowers can make confident decisions and stay on track with contract timelines.

Trina Batté is a mortgage professional with ICCU who helps members understand financing options, documentation needs, and the step-by-step mortgage process. Her focus is on consistent communication and dependable guidance—especially important when buyers are coordinating financing, inspections, appraisal, and closing timelines.
Idaho Central Credit Union
3436 S 25th E
Idaho Falls, ID 83404
Phone: (208) 367-8704
Text: (208) 200-6074
Email: TBatte@iccu.com
Website: ICCU.com
NMLS#: 408618
A successful real estate transaction depends heavily on reliable financing. Trina helps buyers strengthen their offers and reduce risk by keeping the loan process organized and deadline-aware—from pre-approval through closing.
Southeast Idaho real estate can include rural property considerations, appraisal standards, well/septic questions, acreage, outbuildings, and program-specific requirements. Working with a lender who regularly closes loans in the region can help anticipate these issues early—reducing last-minute surprises and keeping the transaction moving.
If you’re planning to buy, refinance, or build in Southeast Idaho, connecting with a knowledgeable loan officer early can help you understand your budget, timelines, and loan options before you fall in love with a home.
If you’d like help coordinating the financing side with the real estate side, you can also work with a Real Estate Two70 agent.
Note: Lender references in the Home Loans Idaho Resource Center are provided for informational purposes only and are not a recommendation. Buyers should compare options and choose the lender that best fits their needs and timeline.