Brian Taylor
NMLS ID#: 343104
About Brian
Brian has been in the Mortgage industry since graduating from Towson University in the spring of 2010 with a degree in Economics. In his time in the industry, he has helped multiple families achieve their financial goals through refinancing, whether they are looking for monthly savings, term reduction, or debt consolidation. Brian's goal is to put every customer in the best available loan program for their individual needs, while providing the best customer service possible. Brian has experience with a various number of products, including FHA, VA, and Conventional loans.
In his spare time, Brian enjoys playing softball and basketball, and he is an avid sports fan. Brian looks forward to helping you and your family with your next refinance
Office Details
Street Address
6250 Old Dobbin Lane
Ste 110
Columbia, MD 21045
Phone
What Clients Say
I wanted to take a minute and let you know what a great job Brian Taylor did for me in refinancing with New Penn. Brian is professional, delivers as promised on phone calls, emails and providing forms and provides the customer a very positive experience. I have recommended your company to others interested in refinancing based on my experience. The kid is good.
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