Laura Martell, Marketing Manager at Mountain West Financial Wins National Mortgage Professional Magazine Award

Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA January 03, 2018 - Mountain West Financial, Inc. proudly announces that Laura Martell, Marketing Manager, was recently named in National Mortgage Professional Magazine’s list of the 40 Most Influential Professionals Under 40 in 2017. National Mortgage Professional Magazine recently published these results in their eighth annual “40 under 40” feature as voted by their peers who exemplify professionalism and top production in today’s housing market. “The mortgage industry is at a great time where we are seeing huge advancements in innovation and enhancements. I am honored to be recognized amongst so many other talented and dedicated young professionals who are dedicated to taking our industry to new heights” said Laura Martell.

This is the first year that Laura has been honored with this award. “Laura embodies the heart, soul, and passion of MWF. We couldn’t be happier to have her be a part of the MWF Family and are honored to see her exemplary work ethic and leadership being recognized on a national level” said John F. Cady, SVP of Production at Mountain West Financial, Inc. For a look at the full “40 under 40” article, please visit https://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nmpmedia/nmp_201712/index.php#/32.

Mountain West Financial is headquartered in Redlands, California with nearly 40 locations throughout the Western United States providing FHA, VA, Conventional, USDA, and many Down Payment Assistance Programs. For further information, call (909)793-1500, Toll Free 1-888-793-6470, email info ( @ ) mwfinc dot com, or visit www.mwfinc.com. Mountain West Financial, Inc. is licensed by the Department of Business Oversight under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act. NMLS #164497. For full state licensing, visit http://www.homeowners.mwfinc.com/state-licensing/.

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