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MLO Kara Heath Joins GSF Mortgage

Dec 22, 2017
GSF Mortgage Corporation has announced the addition of Frank Dean as Regional Manager in the Columbus, Ohio region

GSF Mortgage Corporation has announced the addition of Kara Heath as a Mortgage Loan Originator in the company’s Evansville, Ind. branch. A lifelong Indiana native and a graduate of Southern Indiana University, Kara brings eight years of experience in the mortgage industry with her to her new position, as well as several years of experience in various positions in the banking industry.
 
Heath is a member of Young Professionals Network (YPN) of Evansville and The Southwest Indiana Mortgage Bankers Association (SWIMBA).
 
“We couldn’t be more pleased to announce the addition of Kara Heath,” said GSF Mortgage Branch Manager Doug Knight. “She is a bright, energetic, knowledgeable mortgage professional with an unwavering commitment to customer service. We expect great things from her.”

 
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