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1238 Puerta del Sol, Suite 2-E, 92673, San Clemente, United States
Shannon recently helped us purchase a home in San Clemente. This was our fourth transaction I believe and we couldn't be happier with the process, communication and value he and his team brought to the process.
If you need a mortgage broker Shan is your guy! Our 3 or 4 refis have really helped get our rate as low as possible at just the right time. Always professional and helpful.
Shannon is amazing. I was the first time home buyer and he took the time to explain everything I needed to know. He handled my mortgage when I moved to Idaho and also my refinancing 2 years later. Shannon always makes time to check in on me to see how everything's going. I would definitely use him again and refer him to everyone I know.
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