Homespire Mortgage is proud to announce that six of its mortgage officers have been named to the fifth annual Washingtonian Journal’s 2023 record of Elite Producers. The record, which is ranked by manufacturing quantity, options Adrian Ciaramellano, Otmane Laassel, Carlos Martinez, Diego Martinez, Valentina Wilber, and Gerald Zapol.
Washingtonian Journal’s annual record of Elite Producers acknowledges the highest mortgage professionals within the Washington, DC space. These mortgage officers have been chosen based mostly on their distinctive efficiency, trade data, and dedication to offering the best stage of customer support.
Along with being named to the record of Elite Producers, Otmane Laassel was additionally named a Finest Mortgage Skilled. This extra recognition is predicated on survey outcomes carried out by the journal and acknowledges Otmane’s experience and status as a prime mortgage skilled within the space.
High Mortgage Professionals acknowledged by the journal embrace:
- Adrian Ciaramellano, Department Manufacturing Supervisor, Rockville, MD, (301) 740-5972 [email protected], NMLS #320111
- Otmane Laassel, Department Supervisor, Shady Grove, MD, (301) 956-2916 [email protected], NMLS #184548
- Carlos Martinez, Department Supervisor, Rockville, MD (240) 388-0919 [email protected], NMLS #184510
- Diego Martinez, Mortgage Officer, Rockville, MD, (301) 395-1333 [email protected], NMLS #1171379
- Valentina Wilber, VP, Senior Mortgage Originator, Washington, DC, Metro Area (336) 225.4704 [email protected], NMLS #1053529
- Gerald Zapol, Mortgage Officer, Gaithersburg, MD, (301) 922.7957 [email protected], NMLS #1025482
Final 12 months was an particularly difficult one in residential mortgages, making this recognition all of the extra significant. It’s a testomony to their arduous work and unwavering dedication to offering an distinctive mortgage expertise for his or her purchasers and companions.
The complete record of the 2023 High Mortgage Professionals is on the market on-line in addition to within the April difficulty of the journal.
