Servicing California homeowners and home buyers.
Since 2000, LoanFinder HomeLoans has been helping Californians finance their homes. We specialize in new home purchase loans, as well as FHA, VA and refinancing of an existing home loans. We work one-on-one to achieve the right loan product at the best price you qualify for.
Our team
Mary Margedant —Owner and Loan Originator
She’s brilliant! Ok, she’s human, but is the #1 person you want working on your home loan. She’s been in the business many years and has seen most all home loan scenarios multiple times. She is relentless and resourceful when in comes to getting the job done. Mary holds her NMLS License in California; she is a Mortgage Broker and Realtor. She has personally closed hundreds of home loans.
Mary enjoys interior decorating, cooking, and pampering her beloved Doodle.
Guy Margedant — The jack of all trades
Guy has been behind the scenes of LoanFinder since the beginning. He built out multiple locations for the company as the general contractor in the early 2000’s allowing the company to flourish. He transitioned the business to “work from home” before it was popular.
Guy enjoys playing golf, a perfectly cooked steak and the latest gadgets.
Our commitment to you.
We are committed to using great care in handling your loan experience from application to completion. Your private documents will be handled with security using state-of-the-art technology.
We want your customer service experience to be over-the-top amazing. So much that you will tell a friend! Our business is built on a positive client experience, one borrower at a time. We walk you through every step of the transaction to ensure all your questions are answered.
We are your fiduciaries.
Mortgage Brokers unlike lenders, have a fiduciary duty to act in good faith towards clients. This means putting your financial interests above ours.
Borrowers now have even more protection due to a the recent in-acted TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures, or “TRID.” Also known as the “Know Before You Owe” act, the TRID mortgage lending rules are meant to help borrowers have more transparency when it comes to the decision-making process for mortgages.
