Find a Loan Officer
Browse licensed CMS Mortgage loan officers by state, specialty, and language. Compare expertise, read borrower feedback, and choose the right expert for your next home loan.
State
Specialty
Language
Loan officers

Corrina Carter
Owner/CEO
NMLS #212406
Abigail Rhee
Loan Officer
NMLS #2493716

Alexa Faithful
Senior Loan Officer
NMLS #1465347

Amanda Tanguay
Loan Officer
NMLS #2055519

Amare Merz
Loan Officer
NMLS #207743

Andrew Cannon
Loan Officer
NMLS #2095553

Andrew Chittenden
Loan Officer
NMLS #307017

Aninze Awanna
Loan Officer
NMLS #2453219

Anthony Campbell
Loan Officer
NMLS #659373

Arthur Nwankwo
Loan Officer
NMLS #2590615
Audley Lewis
Loan Officer
NMLS #1041608

Carlos Salas
Loan Officer
NMLS #2395310

Caroline Shook
Loan Officer
NMLS #2579496
Cassandra Pride-Cobb
Loan Officer
NMLS #1914165

Chelsi Zajac
Loan Officer
NMLS #2318458
Christian Hernandez
Loan Officer
NMLS #378369

Christina Allen
Loan Officer
NMLS #2459479
Christine Beckwith
Branch Manager
NMLS #87479

Christine Efird
Loan Officer
NMLS #2297900

Cindy Kumet
Loan Officer
NMLS #2533888
Corey O'Neil
Loan Officer
NMLS #1989485
Craig Myers
Loan Officer
NMLS #2307274
Craig Reynolds
Senior Loan Officer
NMLS #498059

Cris Miller
Loan Officer
NMLS #251942
Frequently Asked Questions
- 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 choose the right loan officer?
- Look for a licensed loan officer with experience in your loan type, strong communication, and recent reviews from borrowers in similar situations. A good loan officer should make tradeoffs clear instead of pushing one default option.
- 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.