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Reed Bell Joins Atlantic Home Mortgage

Aug 07, 2020
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Atlantic Home Mortgage announced Reed Bell joined the company's Alpharetta, Georgia branch as a senior loan officer.
 
Reed Bell Atlantic Home MortgageBell has over 20 years of combined banking experience in retail and commercial. He spent 14 years at BB&T and served in several different roles. He is a graduate of the banking school at Wake Forest University: an intense 27-month program that covered every aspect of the banking industry.
 
During his tenure with BB&T, Bell won the Sterling award twice in recognition of being a top producing employee.
 
"We are extremely fortunate to have a Reed join the team here at Atlantic Home Mortgage. Reed has built a lot of strong relationships over his 20-plus year career in finance," said Tony Davis, founder of Atlantic Home Mortgage.
 
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