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Senior Loan Officer
NMLS # 516821
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301.672.3958
800.333.3004 ext. 3405
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Maryland - Frederick
21701
30 West Patrick St., Suite 300
Frederick, MD 21701
240-415-7111
About Steve
Steve Fennington is a new Senior Loan Officer joining the Embrace team in Frederick County, Maryland, where he develops business relationships with local and regional referral partners and helps clients find the mortgage loan that’s right for them — whether for a new home purchase, refinance, or to support vacation home or investment property purchases. He’s excited to join a team with a family mindset and a commitment to delivering excellent service with the latest tools and technology available.
Prior to his time with Embrace, Steve worked with Sandy Spring Bank and Frederick County Bank as a Mortgage Loan Officer, helping borrowers navigate the loan process to meet their needs for home refinancing, new home purchases, or home renovation financing plans. He also spent 13 years in the Retail Banking Group with Sandy Spring Bank, and brings 21 years of community banking experience overall.
You can connect with Steve and learn more about him on LinkedIn.




Testimonials(3)
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4 Survey completed on June 24, 2022
Review By Matt Z. for Steve Fennington
Completed transaction in June 2022
Responsiveness to questions and timeliness of responses
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5 Survey completed on June 18, 2022
Review By Brooks A. for Steve Fennington
Completed transaction in June 2022
Steve is great!
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5 Survey completed on June 15, 2022
Review By Judy J. for Steve Fennington
Completed transaction in June 2022
Steve was very careful with each detail and explained options in a way that we could easily understand. He took times to make sure he knew what we would be comfortable with and what our needs were. He attended the closing and explained items that were unclear for us. I have already recommended him to several friends.


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