Pennsylvania Loan Officers
Find a licensed loan officer serving Pennsylvania. Browse local expertise, compare specialties, and connect with a CMS Mortgage expert who fits your loan scenario.
8 loan officers•4.4 average rating
Corrina Carter
Owner/CEO
NMLS #212406
5.0
LeadershipFirst-Time BuyersDE • GA • IN • ME • NM • OK • PA • SC • TN • TX • VA
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Amare Merz
Loan Officer
NMLS #207743
Active LO/ProducingDE • DC • FL • MD • PA • VA • WV
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Craig Reynolds
Loan Officer
NMLS #498059
5.0
Active LO/ProducingDE • MD • PA
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Kevin Gaffney
Loan Officer
NMLS #134515
5.0
Active LO/ProducingPA
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Kevin Jarrell
Loan Officer
NMLS #257436
5.0
Active LO/ProducingAL • GA • MD • NC • PA • SC • TN • VA
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Meng Xu
Loan Officer
NMLS #1541192
5.0
Active LO/ProducingCA • FL • NC • PA • VA
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Loan Officer
NMLS #2172023
5.0
Active LO/Under StandardPA
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Robert Small
Loan Officer
NMLS #19029
5.0
Active LO/ProducingMD • PA
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- What does a mortgage loan officer do?
- A mortgage loan officer helps you compare financing options, submit an application, and move from pre-approval to closing. They explain loan programs, collect documentation, and coordinate with processing and underwriting.
- How do I find a loan officer in Pennsylvania?
- Look for a licensed loan officer serving Pennsylvania, confirm their NMLS number, and make sure they regularly handle the loan types you are considering. Recent borrower reviews and response speed both matter.
- What's the difference between VA, FHA, and conventional loans?
- VA loans are built for eligible military borrowers, FHA loans provide more flexibility for credit and down payment, and conventional loans often work well for stronger-credit borrowers seeking long-term cost efficiency.
- How do I verify a loan officer is licensed?
- You can verify a loan officer by checking their NMLS number in NMLS Consumer Access. Licensed professionals should be comfortable providing that information.