06/19/2021
I don’t think anyone grows up wanting to be a mortgage broker like we do the doctor, teacher or firefighter. My husband and I operate a successful home based personal training studio and I’ve worked in the fitness industry both as a coach and club operations for over 20 years. I’ve had service jobs since I was a teenager. Sometimes though, as in my case, aptitude and necessity meet and create new opportunities. Doors open unexpectedly.
Negotiating the purchase of a home often comes with a tremendous amount of mental and emotional strain and tangled up in that is the additional stress of arranging financing. And not any financing. We need the best financing. Fast. Big pressure.
In the fall of 2020 we purchased our home. As self employed people arranging financing was more challenging than negotiating on the property itself. Ours was not a traditional application so it was recommended to us that a mortgage broker had access to programs not available through big banks. I had heard this before and had my doubts but I was more fatigued from talking to yet another bank than I was skeptical so I decided to try. I can tell you it was our broker, John Antle who made the difference.
I’m a highly organized person with decades of experience in customer service. I have a strong sense of empathy, urgency and I love to win. The attributes make me well suited to this industry.
Maybe your situation is similar to mine or perhaps it’s a renewal, refinance or renovation. Whatever your mortgage financing needs happen to be, as a broker I have options that most people simply don’t know are available. I sure didn’t.Through my own purchasing process I discovered how much a broker can actually do and it’s my objective to do that for you.
Let’s get you a deal.
