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Posted: July 7, 2017
BayCoast Mortgage Co. promotes Baggs to loan officer
Swansea, MA BayCoast Mortgage Company, LLC, formerly known as NFC Mortgage, has promoted Melissa Baggs to the position of loan officer.
Baggs has more than 13 years’ experience in the mortgage industry. In her role, she will work with clients to provide education and support for selecting the right type of loan. Prior to her recent promotion, she was a loan processor.
Daniel Briand, president and CEO of BayCoast Mortgage Co., said, “We are pleased to announce this promotion of Melissa, which recognizes her excellent work and customer service. She is a talented professional who brings a great deal of value to our company and our customers.”
BayCoast Mortgage Company, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of BayCoast Bank, a savings bank chartered in 1851. Servicing all of the East Coast from New England to Florida, BayCoast Mortgage is a full-service lender. BayCoast Mortgage offers products including FHA, VA, conforming loans and jumbo lloans. BayCoast Mortgages portfolio loan products are suited to borrowers who may have a situation that does not meet conventional underwriting guidelines. BayCoast Mortgage has offices in Westford, MA, at 234 Littleton Rd., and in Swansea, MA, at 330 Swansea Mall Dr.
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