RYAN RICHARDS OF NORTHPOINT MORTGAGE JOINS A PRESTIGIOUS GROUP OF MORTGAGE PROFESSIONALS AS A RISING STAR OF 2023
Mar 15, 2023
The Massachusetts Mortgage Bankers Association has recognized Ryan Richards as an emerging leader working in the residential mortgage lending industry
Westborough, MA - March 15, 2023 —
Ryan Richards, Branch Manager of Northpoint Mortgage was recently recognized by the Massachusetts Mortgage Bankers Association during their 2023 annual meeting held on January 25th with the Rising Star award for outstanding leadership working in the residential mortgage lending industry.
The Rising Star Award was created to recognize exceptional up-and-coming association member professionals who, in the eyes of their Manager, Supervisor or Sr. Executive possess the professional characteristics that signify a Massachusetts Mortgage Bankers Association member.
Ryan got his first taste of the real estate industry as a young child, hearing his parents talk about mortgages around the dinner table and seeing his dad pacing around the house on work calls at all hours. He was enthralled by the hustle and bustle of the real estate world. His passion for the industry grew upon accepting a role at age 19 working as a project management intern for a local developer.
The following summer he started as a finance intern at Northpoint Mortgage, which led to him obtaining his MLO license at age 20 while in college and his real estate agent license at age 22 just before graduation. Now, he is proud to say that he closed over $10 million in volume in his first year in the industry.
He is excited to continue his growth in 2023 and he looks forward to making the most of the resources that this award, and the MMBA, have opened up for him.
About Northpoint Mortgage, Inc.
Northpoint Mortgage is a full-service mortgage lender serving in CA, CT, FL, GA, MA, ME, NC, NH, NJ, PA, RI, VA, and the USVI. Northpoint specializes in conventional loans, jumbo loans, portfolio loans, and government-backed loans such as VA, FHA, USDA, and many more.
Northpoint has been able to provide thousands of loans for people over the last fifteen years. Northpoint works with their clients from beginning to end, matching them with a dedicated loan officer that is there from day one to closing day. They explain each step before you take it, provide options, and help you find the best loan for your situation. Northpoint is absolutely committed to delivering service so exceptional that our customers can’t wait to recommend them to their family and friends.
About Us: Northpoint Mortgage is a full-service mortgage lender serving in CA, CT, FL, GA, MA, ME, NC, NH, NJ, PA, RI, VA, and the USVI. We specialize in conventional loans, jumbo loans, portfolio loans, and government-backed loans such as VA, FHA, USDA, and many more.
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Website: https://www.trynorthpoint.com/
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