GSF Mortgage Adds Second Central Ohio Branch

Jul 19, 2017

GSF Mortgage Corp. has added a second office in Columbus, Ohio, to be led by Branch Manager Anthony Lavalle

GSF Mortgage Corp. has named Mortgage Loan Originator Ashley Whealton as a new addition to the company’s Jacksonville, Fla. office

GSF Mortgage Corp. has added a second office in Columbus, Ohio, to be led by Branch Manager Anthony Lavalle. Accompanying Lavalle is Mortgage Loan Originator Brandon Lay.

Lavalle is a graduate of Ohio State University and he has been in the mortgage industry for more than five years. He is active in his community as a member of Columbus Young Professionals.

Lay is a graduate of the University of Rio Grande and also has more than five years of experience in the industry. He is a part of the Southwest Realtors Association and is proud to have 25 five-star reviews on Zillow.

“I am thrilled to welcome Anthony Lavalle and Brandon Lay to GSF Mortgage,” said GSF Mortgage Regional Manager Todd Pennington. “Anthony is a proven sales leader and has earned numerous awards throughout his career. I am excited that he has chosen GSF to take the next step in his career, and look forward to watching his success as a branch manager.”

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