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GSF Mortgage Opens First Branch in Ohio

Dec 01, 2015
GSF Mortgage has announced its expansion into the state of Ohio, welcoming Michael Bardy as branch manager in the new Medina, Ohio office

GSF Mortgage has announced its expansion into the state of Ohio, welcoming Michael Bardy as branch manager in the new Medina, Ohio office. Bardy joins GSF with 10 years of mortgage industry experience. In order to increase his footprint in the area, Bardy plans to continue to forge relationships with business partners and spend marketing dollars towards the sponsorship of community events and organizations, as well as get involved with community activities.

“Our clients trust us to guide them through the largest decision of their life and their families count on us to deliver on the commitments we make," said Bardy. "Our duty to provide honest, professional and reliable service is without boundary."

“Michael’s passion will support his growth within the industry. His deep roots, along with his motivation to gain partnerships, will ensure his branch’s success. Michael is a welcomed addition to our family,” said GSF's National Sales Director Mike Maida.

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