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GSF Mortgage Names James Estakhrian Irvine Branch Manager

Mar 07, 2016
GSF Mortgage has named James Estakhrian as branch manager in Irvine, Calif.

GSF Mortgage has named James Estakhrian as branch manager in Irvine, Calif., joining the company with 25 years of experience in both the mortgage and construction industries. Being involved in building many houses and small businesses, he was involved in many financing transactions which allowed him to easily transition into the mortgage industry.

Due to his background, Estakhrian has made connections with numerous real estate agents and small business owners. He plans to cultivate these relationships in order to increase his footprint within his community. He also plans to get involved with local real estate and first time homebuyer events. He says now that he has joined GSF Mortgage, he is able to market his business with more confidence.

“We are pleased to welcome James to our team. Both his background and connections will garner his success in his market. We look forward to helping him grow his business,” said GSF Mortgage Regional Manager Mike Maida.

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