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Trilogy Mortgage, Inc. |
Bev
Cowan; Later, I transferred into the Customer Service Department, as a supervisor. I finally got to work with real people instead of burying my nose in books and paperwork. That's when I realized how much I enjoyed working with people. When I transferred to Kansas, my family, like many of the people who relocate to Arizona, decided to buy a home. This was our first home, and even though I "worked in the industry", I had no idea of what was in store for me! We were new to the area and did not know anyone. Our builder recommended a loan officer. We saw the loan officer only two times. The interest rate jumped one whole point from the time we filled out the paper work to the time we closed on our loan. (And of course we were not told about the increase until everything was finished and we were ready to sign the final documents.) We were so confused. My husband was sooo relieved all the agony was finally over. The impact and importance of our loan interest rate hit us about 30 days later when we had to make our first payment. We realized then that our whole financial lives were put into the hands of a person we had only seen and talked to twice! That's why I enjoy what I do today. As a loan officer I take the time to thoroughly explain the loan application; discuss the issues that may affect the borrower's ability to qualify; state what options are available to them; and help them determine the best plan of action to use in order to receive the desired result, that is, to obtain financing. I've personally experienced a process that was not professional, and I feel no one should go through that. I truly believe that my job is to make the loan process smoother and easier for you. That's what being a loan officer is all about. It's been fifteen years since I first began working in the mortgage banking industry. How time does fly!! I had a supervisor who once said, "Beverly's vocabulary doesn't contain the word can't. Unfortunately. I cannot promise that all loans will be closed. However, I can promise that I will work to the best of my ability to ensure that your loan will be handled in a professional manner. Personal Testimonials... "Thank you for all your time and effort on making this house my home. Thank you doesn't seem enough!" Cindy SpellerWhen I transferred to Kansas, my family, like many of the people who relocate to Arizona, decided to buy a home. This was our first home, and even though I "worked in the industry", I had no idea of what was in store for me! We were new to the area and did not know anyone. Our builder recommended a loan officer. We saw the loan officer only two times. The interest rate jumped one whole point from the time we filled out the paperwork to the time we closed on our loan. (And, of course, we were not told about this increase until everything was finished and we were ready to sign the final documents.) We were so confused. My husband was sooo relieved all the agony was finally over. The impact and importance of our loan interest rate hit us about 30 days later when we had to make our first payment. We realized then that our whole financial lives were put into the hands of a person we had only seen and talked to twice! "Thanks for your help. You're terrific!" Karen and Art JohnsonThat's why I enjoy what I do today. As a loan officer I take the time to thoroughly explain the loan application; discuss the issues that may affect the borrower's ability to qualify; state what options are available to them; and help them determine the best plan of action to use in order to receive the desired result, that is, to obtain financing. I've personally experienced a process that was not professional, and I feel no one should go through that. I truly believe that my job is to make the loan process smoother and easier for you. that's what being a loan officer is all about. It's been fifteen years since I first began working in the mortgage banking industry. How time does fly!! I had a supervisor who once said, "Beverly's vocabulary doesn't contain the word can't". Unfortunately, I cannot promise that all loans will be closed. However, I can promise that I will work to the best of my ability to ensure that your loan will be handled in a professional manner.
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