GSF Mortgage Reintroduces TPO Division

Jun 20, 2017

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GSF Mortgage Corp. continues to expand GSF Funding, the TPO/Correspondent Lending Division and welcomes David Kirchen as the new director of TPO/Correspondent Lending. He will be gogsf.com

responsible for establishing partnerships with banks, credit unions, mortgage bankers and brokers.

Third-Party Origination (TPO) allows GSF’s partners to offer their customers additional mortgage programs and GSF will underwrite and retain servicing on the loan; however, should a customer have additional mortgage needs, GSF will direct them back to the original company.

A Wisconsin native, Kirchen is a veteran in the mortgage industry with almost 30 years of experience. Kirchen had previously been an area sales manager, where his branch was number one in terms of loans closed per month.

“Providing an exceptional customer experience is a daily goal,” said Kirchen.

Also joining the TPO Division is Lesa Meulemans, a Wisconsin native and graduate of Alverno College. Meulemans has been in the mortgage business for 35 years, with experience in virtually every aspect of the field including banking, brokering, and wholesale/correspondent lending.

Tim Lowey is joining the TPO Division as well. Lowry is a native of Louisville, Ky. and has been in the mortgage business since 2000, with experience as a loan officer, underwriter, and an account executive, before assuming his new role as GSF’s wholesale account executive.

“I am very pleased to welcome David and his team to GSF Mortgage,” said GSF Mortgage President Chad Jampedro. “David’s leadership ability and experience is a welcome asset to our company. He has had an instant impact on our TPO offering and we are excited to see his team develop.”

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