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GSF Mortgage Adds LO Jennifer Pate in Kentucky

Jan 31, 2018
GSF Mortgage Corporation has announced the addition of Jennifer Pate as a Loan Officer in the company’s Louisville, Ky. branch

GSF Mortgage Corporation has announced the addition of Jennifer Pate as a Loan Officer in the company’s Louisville, Ky. branch. Prior to joining the mortgage industry, Pate was a Real Estate Agent and is now able to apply her knowledge from both end to assist her customers in making the best possible decision in the homebuying process.
GSF Mortgage Corporation has announced the addition of Jennifer Pate as a Loan Officer in the company’s Louisville, Ky. branch
“While it is never easy to start as a completely new Loan Officer, Jennifer has the tenacity, drive and desire to achieve that is rarely found,” said GSF Branch Manager Khari Nixon. “I look for her to not only succeed in this business, but to exceed expectations. I am proud to welcome her into the GSF family and look forward to helping her grow professionally.”

 
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