LO Stacy Williams Joins Guild Mortgage Team in Arizona

Jan 03, 2020

Guild Mortgage has added Loan Officer Stacy Williams to its Chandler, Ariz. branch. Williams joins Guild with close to 18 years of mortgage lending experience. His previous positions included three years as a senior mortgage consultant with On Q Financial following more than four years with NOVA Home Loans. Williams is joined by Originating Loan Officer Assistant Randall Ellis.

“Guild is highly regarded for its entrepreneurial culture and the support it provides to loan officers,” said Williams. “I’ve always admired the success and dedication of people at Guild and look forward to learning from some of the best in the business. Joining Guild will help me grow as a loan officer and provide a better lending experience to my customers and realtor partners.“

Guild’s Chandler branch is led by Branch Manager Amber Kovarik. The Guild team specializes in offering loan programs from a variety of borrowers, including first-time homebuyers, military families and rural residents. Kovarik’s team also offers specialized loan programs for doctors and dentists, and many state housing programs that provide downpayment assistance.

“At Guild, we pride ourselves on putting our clients’ needs first, regardless of their personal situation or financial outlook. We are committed to providing each customer with the best possible mortgage experience,” Kovarik said. “Stacy Williams shares these values and exemplifies all that we stand for at Guild. He will be a great addition to our team.”

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