Gary Gaskin has 22 years of experience in mortgage servicing.
Cenlar FSB, a mortgage loan subservicer and federally chartered wholesale bank, announced that Gary Gaskin has joined the company as vice president of transfer services.
Gary Gaskin
Gaskin, a 25-year veteran in the mortgage industry, with 22 years of them in servicing, will be responsible for all areas of loan boarding, acquisitions and transfers, as well as identifying opportunities to automate processes and improve operational efficiencies.
“Gary is a valuable team member. He is an accomplished mortgage servicing executive with extensive experience providing the leadership needed to drive key organizational goals and objectives, and a proven track record of successfully delivering dynamic results,” said Senior Vice President of Transfer Operations Mary Ann Sullivan.
Before joining Cenlar, Gaskin was senior vice president of loan servicing at Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group. He was also director of loan servicing at Republic Bank & Trust and vice president of loan administration at Specialized Loan Servicing. He has held various positions at SunTrust Mortgage where he was most recently first vice president of loan administration. Additionally, he was vice president of loan administration at Roundpoint Mortgage Servicing where he increased throughput by implementing lean techniques to successfully improve automation. Gaskin also served as a senior consultant on servicing acquisitions and transfers at PriceWaterHouse Coopers.
“I am excited to be part of the Cenlar team and to build consistency in loan transfers by looking at ways we can use automation that will make the process more efficient,” said Gaskin.
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Cenlar FSB is a federally chartered, employee-owned wholesale bank, servicing loans in 50 states and its U.S. territories.
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