Fidelity Direct Mortgage Corp is a licensed Mortgage Banker.
With over nine years of experience in the mortgage industry, Erika is a knowledgeable and client-focused Loan Officer dedicated to helping borrowers navigate the home financing process with confidence. Backed by a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Systems, Erika brings a strong analytical and technology-driven approach to mortgage lending, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and clear communication throughout every transaction.
Throughout her career, Erika has worked with a diverse range of borrowers, assisting with conventional, FHA, Non-QM, and other loan programs. As a bilingual professional fluent in English and Spanish, she is able to effectively support and communicate with a broader client base, helping ensure borrowers fully understand their loan options and the mortgage process.
By combining industry expertise with a strong technical background, Erika is committed to delivering a smooth, reliable, and professional lending experience.
438 North Frederick Ave, Suite 310
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
Fidelity Direct Mortgage Corp is a licensed Mortgage Banker.
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