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Todd Galde and David Morris Join Landmark Mortgage Group

Mar 01, 2011

Landmark Mortgage Group has announced the addition of David Morris and Todd Galde to its ranks. Both Morris and Galde will work from the company's Pleasanton, Calif. office where they will offer all of Landmark's mortgage products. Morris has been providing mortgages to home buyers in the East Bay region for more than 21 years. He has cultivated long-standing relationships with financial service providers that enabled him to meet his client's needs more efficiently. Galde has earned a reputation in the Bay Area community as an anchor for Realtors and clients by offering customized lending solutions designed to complement each client's financial goals. "With the addition of Todd and David, Landmark will be able to provide homebuyers a remarkable level of service," said Landmark Co-Founder Todd Allen. "Landmark prides itself in hiring the best in the business so we can provide the best for our clients." For more information, visit www.lmglending.com.
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