Meet Natasha Boyack
Natasha is your Mortgage Loan Officer at the
San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles and Atascadero Branches.
Moved to the Central Coast from: Albuquerque, NM, but originally from Seacoast New Hampshire
On the SESLOC Mortgage team since: March 2020
Cheers for: Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team
What do you love most about the Central Coast? I love the small town feel and being so close to the beach and the mountains.
Weekends on the Central Coast include: Hanging out with my family. I have a young daughter, and we love to visit the beach or go for a hike in the mountains.
Most memorable MLO moment: Seeing the excitement and smile on a member’s face when they purchase their first home, and knowing I helped them achieve that goal.
What is the one thing you want a first-time homebuyer to know? Buying a home is an exciting time in your life and a great investment. Make sure you are financially ready to make a big commitment. You still want to maintain the same lifestyle you had before the big purchase. I want to help you achieve your goals, whether it be tomorrow, or five years down the road.
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Ready to start the Home Loan process?
Or feel free to contact Natasha directly
(805) 540-7722 | (805) 550-8707 (cell) | Email Natasha
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