Michael Tedesco, chief executive officer of Appraisal Nation will be appearing on National Mortgage Professional magazine's next episode of Mortgage Leadership Outlook on April 15.
The Mortgage Leadership Outlook was designed to help mortgage professionals find clarity and reassurance during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mortgage professionals who have appeared on the show also gave some insight on what they are currently seeing in the industry and share predictions of what it might look like once the pandemic has passed.
Tedesco has a long tenure in the financial industry, starting out as the Regional Credit Manager for Associates Financial Services and working his way up to CEO of Appraisal Nations for the last 13 years and counting.
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