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Embrace Home Loans Expands in the D.C. Market

May 22, 2017
Embrace Home Loans has received the first-place award for the Top Mortgage Companies in Customer Satisfaction in the Large Division, as provided by SocialSurvey

Embrace Home Loans has expanded its presence in Washington, D.C., adding a new branch to accommodate and connect with new buyers, to be led by Mortgage Professional and Branch Manager Margie Hennessey.
 
“With this expansion, Embrace will be able to better serve homebuyers in the district and recruit expert loan officers to our team, ultimately helping us further demonstrate our reputation as a trusted and experienced lender throughout D.C.,” said Hennessey. “Our goal is to not only cultivate relationships with local real estate agents and buyers, but also to serve the diverse cultural needs of D.C. and the surrounding communities. We pride ourselves on our ability to serve a wide variety of groups, as our team is fluent in American Sign Language as well as Spanish.”
 
With more than 13 years in mortgage lending, Hennessey has served as mortgage professional and branch manager gaining a wealth of loyal borrowers through the purchase and refinancing processes. She is an accredited life coach, coaching her team of loan officers on how to excel in business and provide customer-centric service. In addition to her work, she is fluent in American Sign Language and a native to the American Deaf Culture.
 
“With the recent increase of homebuyers in D.C., there is a need for trusted home financing solutions and Embrace’s expansion will support this increased demand for home-buying,” said Jeff McGuiness, chief sales officer of Embrace Home Loans. “We are confident Margie and her team will continue to provide unparalleled service for both borrowers and real estate agents while maintaining a strong brand presence in the area. We look forward to continuing to support this market and developing relationships with local homebuyers.”

 
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