LO Tim Ferguson Joins GSF Mortgage in Sunshine State

Oct 25, 2017

The Sunshine State’s housing market is expected to enjoy a sunny 12-month stretch, according to a new forecast issued by Florida Realtors

GSF Mortgage Corporation has named Tim Ferguson as a Loan Originator to the company’s New Port Richey, Fla. branch.

“I love real estate. Love buying, selling. Love helping people purchase and manage the largest investment of their lives,” said Ferguson.

Ferguson has an extensive background in baseball. He was a minor league player and coach and continues to work as an associate scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He believes that his experience as a coach is a tremendous asset to his customers and he utilizes this experience to educate and familiarize his customers with the homebuying process.

“We would like to welcome a new Loan Officer, Tim Ferguson, to our Florida team. Tim has been a loan originator since 1999, and his considerable experience in the business as well as his baseball background and contacts in the baseball community are resources that will greatly benefit our company,” said GSF’s Port Richey Branch Manager Dottie Spitaleri. “We are excited to have Tim at our branch and to have him on board to continue to grow with us.”

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Oct 25, 2017

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