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Who Should I Refer My Maryland Buyers To For Mortgage Financing?

Who Should I Refer My Maryland Buyers To For Mortgage Financing?

Just got your Real Estate License and need someone to partner with?

Have a favorite client or family member moving to Maryland and want to help them find the right lender?

Your long time lender is getting out of this crazy business and now you need a new one? 

Frustrated with the lack of communication from the loan officers you have been working with?

Just need some additional referral partners?

Check out this video to learn about why you should consider working with the Maryland Mortgage Mama and her team!!

 

 

 

Warm Regards,

Bridget McGee  Maryland Mortgage Mama  NMLS# 196068  SWBC Mortgage.   410-960-2061 EHO   bridget.mcgee@swbc.com or www.marylandmortgagemama.com

 

If you are considering purchasing a home in Maryland and want to be sure you are mortgage ready, my brother Tony and I will be happy to help! We help to make the mortgage process a pleasure! 

If you already own your home, we are happy to provide a no-cost mortgage review to help you to determine if refinancing may be in your best interest.  Please contact me at 410-960-2061.

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