PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Jeff Laitsch
www.jeffthemoneyman.com
Having been recognized for outstanding customer service, and as a Producing Area Manager for Bell Bank Mortgage, Jeff takes a tremendous amount of pride in providing his customers with exceptional personal service. He has over 30 years of experience in the mortgage industry. This experience is an invaluable tool when helping his customers select the loan program that best fits their needs.
Jeff's hands-on approach ensures that every step of the loan process goes smoothly. He can introduce first time home buyers to the benefits of home ownership and help clarify choices. Yet, even experienced home buyers will benefit from his extensive knowledge of the industry. So, if this is your first home or your fifth, Jeff will help you make clear and informed choices throughout the loan process.
Bell Ban Mortgage is committed to providing each and every customer with the most competitive rates and terms available in today's financial marketplace. Working with Jeff and Assured Mortgage provides you with the advantage of access to an extensive network of industry professionals and the personalized service you deserve. Jeff consistently exceeds his customers' expectations, and he will exceed yours, too.
PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE
Five Star Professional conducts market-specific research throughout the U.S. to identify service professionals who demonstrate professional excellence and provide quality services to their clients. The Five Star Mortgage Professional program is the largest and most widely published award program for mortgage professionals in North America, covering more than 40 major markets. Five Star award winners do not pay a fee to be included in the research or on the final list of award winners.
The Five Star Professional research team contacted thousands of recent homebuyers, consumers and industry leaders to identify Milwaukee-area mortgage professionals who stand out in their industry and community.
To learn more about the research methodology, click here.
