GSF has added a new branch in Round Rock, Texas. The branch will be managed by Dr. Raymond Larson, a 20-year industry veteran whose work during the financial crisis raised $10 million a year for needy families
GSF Mortgage has added a new branch in Round Rock, Texas. The branch will be managed by Dr. Raymond Larson, a 20-year industry veteran.
Larson received a bachelor's degree in business, history and theology, and a master's and a doctorate in marketplace ministry.
Larson started a mortgage office while working on his master's degree. While working n his doctorate, he started a financial relief business that provided aid to families hard-hit by the mortgage crisis. Working with the Department of Housing and Urban Development and various financial institutions, Larson was able to raise $10 million a year to help families in need.
“With an extensive background in private funding and lending, Raymond brings valuable customer and business development knowledge," said Mike Maida, GSF national sales director. "His expertise in the mortgage industry not only makes him a valuable asset in any market but an ideal model-match with GSF Mortgage. We are proud to welcome him to our family."
Larson received a bachelor's degree in business, history and theology, and a master's and a doctorate in marketplace ministry.
Larson started a mortgage office while working on his master's degree. While working n his doctorate, he started a financial relief business that provided aid to families hard-hit by the mortgage crisis. Working with the Department of Housing and Urban Development and various financial institutions, Larson was able to raise $10 million a year to help families in need.
“With an extensive background in private funding and lending, Raymond brings valuable customer and business development knowledge," said Mike Maida, GSF national sales director. "His expertise in the mortgage industry not only makes him a valuable asset in any market but an ideal model-match with GSF Mortgage. We are proud to welcome him to our family."
