Greenpark Mortgage Corp

About Us...

 

Greenpark Mortgage was founded in 2001 by Paul Gershkowitz and Patty O’Meara. Paul and Patty are both dedicated mortgage professionals who were determined to build a mortgage company that would rise above the competition by offering great service and low rates. Greenpark Mortgage currently has become one of the most highly regarded mortgage companies in Massachusetts. The success of Greenpark Mortgage is a direct result of both the operations team and mortgage professionals who provide exceptional customer service to their customers.

Rates – We have established very strong relationships with the secondary market. This relationship allows us to negotiate the most competitive rates therefore allowing us to offer the best possible rates to our customers.

Commitment – Low rates are good, but our commitment to our customers is even better. Our philosophy is that the best advertisement for our business comes from a “Raving Fan” client. We want to know you by name, not your loan number. This philosophy means we treat you as a partner in the process, keeping you well informed.

Service – We believe our exemplary service is the reason for our success. Our dedicated team of professionals, concentrate on your loan from application to closing. Greenpark Mortgage is a direct lender that uses their own funds to close loans. This in conjunction with local processing, underwriting and closing departments, enables the process to be simplified. Our dedication to these practices has allowed us to withstand the current financial and economic climate; while many mortgage companies have closed their doors, we have expanded our credit lines and opened new offices. We currently have offices in Needham, Franklin, Quincy and Westborough. We are licensed in MA, NH, ME, VT, CT and FL.

Relationships – Greenpark Mortgage is the exclusively endorsed mortgage lender of the Massachusetts Teachers Association. Based on the strong reputation and experience of our principals, we negotiate contracts generally afforded to much larger companies – contracts that allow us to offer our products at below-market prices