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MaryMichael Bonfanti, Processing Manager
Mary Michael Bonfanti is a 2003 graduate from Clemson University receiving a degree in Psychology and Human Resources Management. Upon graduating, she moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, where she began working for Jefferson Wells International, an accounting and IT consulting firm. Mary Michael decided to enter the mortgage industry in 2005 where she quickly rose to the top and maintained a top loan officer position for her 3+ years of originating. Her main goal was to make the home buying and refinancing process pain free by always being available to the customer. Last year, she succeeded in doing this and won the “Customer Service of the Year” award. In 2009, Mary Michael decided to explore the other aspects of home lending by becoming a processing manager. Her main goal is to work with both loan officers and borrowers to still make the home buying and refinancing process pain free in an ever changing mortgage industry. Paramount Lending is excited to have Mary Michael as the leader for the processing team! TESTIMONIALS "Hi Mary, Now that the Waynewood purchase is done I want to thank you for your effort and diligence. I understand many of the obstacles that occurred were beyond your control and I empathize with your communication position between the parties involved. Again, I appreciate and recognize your effort in completing what was a very frustrating and stressful 48 hours. Well done." Kent Wiggs, Waxhaw, NC, August 2010 “Mrs Mary you just made our year thank you from the bottom of our hearts for everything you and Korry have done for our family. Benji and I truly appreciate all your hard work.. “ Christy Gaines, Chatham, NC August 2010 "Hi Mary, Now that the Waynewood purchase is done I want to thank you for your effort and diligence. I understand many of the obstacles that occurred were beyond your control and I empathize with your communication position between the parties involved. Again, I appreciate and recognize your effort in completing what was a very frustrating and stressful 48 hours. Well done." Kent Wiggs, Waxhaw, NC July 2010 |
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