Paul Dunn

Current

• Mortgage Loan Originator at First Priority Financial

Past

• President at The Mortgage Planners
• President at Metropolitan Capital

Education

• Oregon State University

Connections

48 connections

Industry

Financial Services

Paul Dunn’s Summary

18 years of mortgage banking and mortgage brokering experience.

Mortgage Broker social media experimentalist.

Mortgage Broker marketing adviser.

Paul Dunn’s Specialties:

Public speaking, internet marketing, personal branding, niche mortgage marketing, blogging, short refinance negotiation, getting things done!

Paul Dunn’s Experience

• Mortgage Loan Originator

  First Priority Financial

  (Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Real Estate industry)

  April 2008 — Present (1 year 11 months)

  Originate FHA, USDA, Conventional and Small Balance Commercial real estate loans. Specialize in working with high quality Real Estate Agents.

• President

  The Mortgage Planners

  (Financial Services industry)

  June 2005 — April 2008 (2 years 11 months)

  Retail loan origination

• President

  Metropolitan Capital

  (Financial Services industry)

  May 1995 — June 2005 (10 years 2 months)

  Wholesale mortgage bank originating mostly in the western USA.

Paul Dunn’s Education

• Oregon State University

  1987 — 1990

Additional Information

Paul Dunn’s Interests:

niche marketing, sales training, public speaking, social media, youth baseball, the great outdoors, making friends.

Paul Dunn’s Groups:

•    Inbound Marketers - For Marketing Professionals
•    eMarketing Association Network
•    LI Arizona; Phoenix, Tucson & Beyond
•    Tucson Networking
•    Oregon State University Network
•    Real Estate Open Networkers - eRealEstate.com
•    Mortgage Survivors Network!!
•    Tucson Networkers, Business & Non Profit Professionals
•    Tucson Real Estate Industry Professionals

Paul Dunn’s Contact Settings

Interested In:

• career opportunities
• consulting offers
• new ventures
• expertise requests
• business deals
• reference requests
• getting back in touch