Honoring Those Who Succeeded In 2022

National Mortgage Professional Magazine celebrates the achievements of 2022's Leading LOs

2023 Leading LOs

In the pages to follow, read about those MLOs who achieved a minimum of $50 million in loan volume and/or had at least 50 total units in mortgage originations.

Read about this year’s honorees in the digital edition.

This article was originally published in the NMP Magazine April 2023 issue.
Published on
Apr 03, 2023
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