Envoy Mortgage Expands To Atlanta

Director of Events

Sep 15, 2021

Envoy Mortgage lender expanded its Southeast operations to Atlanta, GA.

Envoy Mortgage opened its first of several new branches in the Atlanta, Georgia area. The regional branch headquarter will be managed by mortgage veteran, and Five Star Lending Professional Award recipient, Phillip Sizemore.

“Their depth of expertise and unparalleled customer service will increase our ability to serve the Southeastern Region,” commented Andrew Pettola, Envoy Mortgage senior vice president, in a statement about Sizemore and his team.

Sizemore brings more than 20 years of loan origination, sales, and management experience to the team. They will offer expertise to members of the community, while also providing multiple home purchase, renovation, and refinance options for customers.

“There were many factors that led my team to Envoy, but ultimately, it was the people and processes that won us over,” said Sizemore, Envoy Mortgage regional manager.

After building his career upon a foundation of diverse financial experience, Sizemore worked diligently to earn a reputation as a mortgage industry powerhouse.

The new branch is a regional branch headquarter located at 3344 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 800.

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Navi Persaud

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Navi Persaud is Director of Events at NMP.

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