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Midtown resident, mortgage pro joins First Community Mortgage

Jake McPherson is based out of mortgage company's Atlanta office, doing business nationally

Jake McPherson of First Community Mortgage
Jake McPherson of First Community Mortgage (Robin Henson Photographs)

First Community Mortgage (FCM) has named Midtown resident Jake McPherson – who was previously with CenterState Bank’s mortgage unit – as an Assistant Vice President.

“Jake is an experienced pro and experienced relationship steward,” says Dan Smith, President of First Community Mortgage. “He combines those skills with really strong execution, which is why his business is always growing through happy repeat customers and referrals. He has worked with other members of our team before, so we know Jake’s impeccable work well and are proud to add him to our expanding organization.”

McPherson spent four years with CenterState, first as a full-cycle recruiter, then overseeing an internal origination team and later as an originator. He previously was a National Director with a tech management services company.

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Founded in 2002, First Community Mortgage, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of First Community Bank of Tennessee. It is headquartered in Murfreesboro, TN and originates mortgages in 44 states. FCM is a FNMA, FHLMC, and GNMA seller/servicer and offers mortgage solutions to consumers and financial institutions. First Community Mortgage is an Equal Housing Lender, NMLS ID 629700. www.FirstCommunityMortgage.com

While based in Atlanta, McPherson (NMLS #1990034) works with mortgage clients nationally. He can be reached at 678-982-4908 or Jake.McPherson@FCMhomeloans.com. #JakeMcPherson #FirstCommunityMortgage #HumanMortgage

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