Just like you, our top priority is your client. Our team ensures they’re provided with the best experience and a smooth loan process from start to finish. Here’s how we do it:
- Dedicated Loan Officer—Our team will assign a loan officer to your client with the goal of providing pre-approvals within 24 hours.
- Vetting Buyers—We screen your clients to ensure they meet Security Service lending requirements.
- Personalized Product Recommendations—Based on your client’s needs, we’ll recommend products that can put them in the best position to save money.
- Proactive Communication—We keep you in the loop with frequent communication between your clients, our lending team, and Security Service Title Company.*
- Coordinate Title Services—From earnest money pick-up to closing date scheduling, we manage all aspects of your client’s interaction with Security Service Title Company.*
Our Team
Isaac Rodriguez
Assistant Vice President Business Development
Specialty: Agent Relationships, Bilingual
Isaac guides builders through the Security Service Builder Acceptance Process and helps them attain construction contracts, specifications, design, and budget details. He ensures the client is assigned a dedicated loan officer within the Security Service Mortgage team to recommend money-saving products on new construction financing.
Isaac also assists real estate agents in structuring offers to take advantage of Security Service mortgage products to help their clients save money and become homeowners.
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Amanda Ramos
Business Development Sales Manager
Specialty: Agent Relationships
After establishing a dedicated loan officer for your client’s loan, Amanda’s primary focus is proactive communication between all parties, including you, your client, Security Service Mortgage, and Security Service Title Company.*
Amanda works closely to ensure all processes are streamlined for a seamless experience for your client.
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* Security Service Title Company is a subsidiary of Security Service Federal Credit Union.
