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LO Annika Anderson Joins GSF Mortgage's Baltimore Branch

Mar 19, 2015

GSF Mortgage Welcomes Ambitions Loan Officer in Maryland

 

GSF Mortgage has announced the addition of Loan Officer Annika Anderson to its Baltimore, Md. branch, working under Stephen Trye, GSF's Baltimore branch manager. Anderson attended Baltimore County Community College where she studied criminology and education. She spent four years working as a correctional officer. When she went to purchase a house, she found herself in a bad loan. After that experience, she wanted to learn the do’s and don’ts of the mortgage industry. Anderson obtained her mortgage license in 2008.

Anderson plans to take some real estate classes in order to educate herself about that side of the transaction. This will help her provide another level of customer service and work fluidly with real estate agents.

“We are happy to have Annika Anderson on board to assist us with empowering the community through financial freedom,” said Trye.  

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