GSF Mortgage has announced that it has joined forces with global privacy management solutions provider, TRUSTe. TRUSTe enables multinational companies to safely and efficiently handle the customer data powering their online businesses including advertising, cloud services, mobile applications and websites. The online consumer protection company works with several recognizable companies, including Apple, Disney, HP and eBay.Click to continue

GSF Mortgage Chief Operating Officer Chad Jampedro is featured in the latest edition of BizTimes magazine, where he shared his professional insights and recruiting practices with the Milwaukee business community. Jampedro penned the publication’s “The Last Word,” column located on the magazine’s back page. He discussed GSF’s commitment to hiring “new energy,” enthusiastic entry-level workers that bring value and excitement to the workplace.Click to continue

Struggling to build client relationships can be comparable to rolling a boulder uphill. But once you get that force of loyalty behind you, you will find the uphill battle gets easier. Like with everything in business, strengthening a loyal customer base takes time. It doesn’t happen overnight at networking events. A pocketful of business cards isn’t going to do the trick.

Consistent connection and value are what drive and support client relationships. You can achieve this feat by incorporating the following tactics into your client-building approach:Click to continue

GSF Mortgage has announced that it has opened three new branches in Indianapolis; Austin, Texas; and McLean, Va. “These branch openings reinforce GSF Mortgage’s commitment to providing exemplary customer service and expertise in helping individuals achieve homeownership,” GSF Mortgage Chief Operating Officer Chad Jampedro said.Click to continue

In our third annual “40 Under 40” feature, you will find a list of the top mortgage professionals under the age of 40, as voted on by their peers, who exemplify professionalism and top production in today’s housing market. Despite the rough waters of the U.S. economy and the ever-shifting landscape known as the mortgage industry, these 40 professionals have persevered in a time of great uncertainty.Click to continue

GSF Mortgage Chief Operating Officer Chad Jampedro has announced that GSF Mortgage is offering to pay for credit repair services for any veteran who would be eligible for a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Guaranteed Home Loan. “In today’s tumultuous economic climate, consumer credit has taken a hard hit,” Jampedro said. “There are many military veterans who are already suffering financially so we wanted to do something that could help give them a fresh start.Click to continue

GSF Mortgage has announced that it has formed a partnership with ARG Interactive, a marketing technology company offering automation and interactive Web site solutions to mortgage companies, banks and credit unions.

“We are consistently looking for ways to engage and get closer to our customers,” said GSF Mortgage Chief Operating Officer Chad Jampedro. “And we are extremely pleased to develop this business relationship with ARG Interactive as part of this concerted effort.”Click to continue

Each month, National Mortgage Professional Magazine will focus on one of the industry's top players in our "Mortgage Professional of the Month" feature. This month, we had a chance to chat with Chad Jampedro, managing vice president of GSF Mortgage Corporation. Chad got his start in the mortgage industry in 1997 with National City Bank. A graduate of Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pa., Chad started off working in collections as a loss mitigation representative, helping create forbearance plans for customers.Click to continue

GSF Mortgage Corporation of Brookfield, Wisc. has been honored with a recognition by The Business Journal Serving Greater Milwaukee, published by American City Business Journals, in its selection of "Largest Milwaukee-Area Mortgage Banking Companies." The organization was selected for the following honor:Click to continue