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GSF Mortgage Adds Sandy Cline as Delaware Branch Manager

Aug 06, 2015
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GSF Mortgage has named Sandy Cline as branch manager in the company’s Christiana, Del. branch. She joins GSF with 25 years of mortgage industry experience.

After she graduated from college, she joined the financial services industry and focused on consumer lending. A few years later, she transitioned into mortgage lending, where she found her passion.

Cline decided to partner with GSF Mortgage because the company mirrors her business philosophies. The company is conscientious about their branding and has platforms that will allow her to grow her business. She plans to establish business connections with credit unions, gain partnerships and utilize those partnerships between credit unions.

“I am pleased to welcome Sandy to our family,” said GSF Mortgage National Sales Director Mike Maida. “Her business relationships make her an ideal candidate to help execute our new GSF Link program. On the other hand, her customers can rest assured that they will in good hands throughout the entire homebuying process.”

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