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Geneva Financial Announces New Colorado Mortgage Branch

Senior Editor
May 18, 2022

Location will be headed by branch manager Jesse Seidel.

Geneva Financial, a direct mortgage lender, has announced the opening of a new branch in Greenwood Village, Colo., led by branch manager Jesse Seidel.

Jesse Siedel Geneva Financial

Seidel and his new branch serve homebuyers throughout the state and over 15 other states across the country, Geneva said in a news release. The new branch will continue Geneva's extensive product offering through homebuyer and homeowner-focused products, including conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, refinance, reverse, jumbo loans, condo financing, and more.

"Homeownership is more than a dream for many people, it is a place where they can raise their children and form a community," said Seidel, who has over 20 years experience in finance and real estate. "Humanizing the loan process makes that opportunity achievable and less intimidating. Through this move to Geneva, we can now better serve our communities and help them on their journey to homeownership."

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