GSF Mortgage Welcomes Two New Additions to Its Indiana Branch

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Mar 06, 2018

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 Robbin Nichols and Joshua Daleure as a new branch located in Fishers, Ind.

Nichols brings more than 25 years of experience in the mortgage industry and is often referred to as “The Loan Lady” in her community. She specializes in single close construction loans and first-time home purchases. Nichols is a sponsor of Indy’s Top Producer Magazine and has been featured in Morris Living Magazine. She is a member of the Noblesville Marketing Network Group, an organization designed for local businesses to help each other expand and grow.

Daleure has recently joined the mortgage industry and is excited to work with GSF because he believes that the company puts its employees in the best possible position for success by providing an excellent support structure and first-class marketing.

“We are extremely excited to welcome Robbin Nichols and Joshua Daleure to help grow our single close construction business in Indiana and surrounding states,” said Frank Papaleo, Vice President of Retail Sales for GSF Mortgage. “Robbin comes to us with many years of experience in lending as well as strong relationships with both builders and realtors in the community. We’re looking forward to a year of solid growth in our construction business with Robbin and her team in the Midwest. We’re proud to have them.”

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Mar 06, 2018

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