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Senior LO Carrie Parker Joins Bay Equity’s St. George Office

Nov 04, 2016
Carrie Parker has been named senior loan officer for the team at the St. George, Utah branch of Bay Equity Home Loans

Carrie Parker has been named senior loan officer for the team at the St. George, Utah branch of Bay Equity Home Loans. Parker has more than 15 years of experience in nearly every facet of the mortgage industry, and has worked for Southern Utah lenders the past 13 years.

“Communication, transparency and attention to details are some of the most important keys to successfully closing loans–and opening doors to new homes,” Parker said. “I like to draw from experience, which gives me the foresight to be proactive and innovative on every lending scenario for every borrower.”

“We are thrilled to have Carrie join our team,” Bay Equity’s St. George Branch Manager Drew Bahoravitch said. “Her knowledge of the industry and the area, as well as her outgoing personality, make her a wonderful fit.”

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