GSF Mortgage has added Meily Yip as branch manager in Fremont, Calif. Yip joins the company with 11 years of mortgage industry experience. Yip attended the University of California-Berkeley for political science. In order to pay her bills, Yip accepted a job as a processing assistant. As she became more comfortable in the position, she received her mortgage license and began to originate loans. Her experience as a processor helped to make for a steady transition into a loan originator.
Yip ensures that her customers have an effortless experience from start to finish. She prides herself on being transparent, which in turn provides a seamless transaction.
In order to grow her branch in California, Yip plans to keep in contact with her real estate agents and be their primary referral source. She would like to expand slowly and recruit experienced loan officers.
“Meily is a welcomed addition to our GSF Mortgage family. Her extensive knowledge of both processing and originating will ensure her branch’s success. We look forward to helping her grow professionally,” said GSF National Sales Director Mike Maida.
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