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| About Us Mark Chavez Mark Chavez heads the company's Marketing and Community Relations activities, as well as maintaining an active involvement in day-to-day operations. Mark, a native of Roswell, New Mexico, attended New Mexico State University where he majored in Secondary Education and History. Mark is also an active member of the North Colorado Springs Rotary Club, and possesses a seriously mean jump shot. Mark has an extensive knowledge of mortgage loan programs, and can help you find what you need when buying a home. Mark enjoys camping, fishing, and is a Jeep enthusiast. Call Mark and talk about Jeeps or a home loan, either one is OK with him!
Todd Laurie Todd Laurie is the Vice President of Sales for Southern Colorado. Todd is responsible for all aspects of business development for PrimeSource Mortgage Colorado Springs, which is a mortgage brokerage company with 24 offices in the United States. Todd has lived in Colorado Springs for more than 20 years, and brings extensive experience in building strong client relationships, business development, and professional sales to PrimeSource Mortgage. Todd graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and is an active member in the North Colorado Springs Rotary Club. In addition to having the right mortgage loan for you, Todd is a wonderful reference for Colorado Springs neighborhoods, and a great source of business connections.
Crystal Chavez Crystal Chavez serves as the PrimeSource Mortgage branch VP of Operations, as well as a reference and support person for the entire company. Crystal possesses extensive knowledge and experience in the mortgage industry, as well as a background in customer service and branch operations. Crystal attended New Mexico State University, where she received her B.A. in Finance. If you have a home-buying question, Crystal probably has the answer.
Hal Gillaspie Hal
is our loan officer specializing in military relocation. Hal was born and raised in
Newport, Oregon. He attended college at the
Oregon
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