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Loan Officer
NMLS # 8133
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800.333.3004
ext. 3227
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Embrace Home Loans Corporate
02842
25 Enterprise Center
Middletown, RI 02842
800-333-3004
About Ralph
Ralph is a seasoned Loan Officer who has been with Embrace Home Loans since 1997. His aim is to always provide exceptional customer service to his borrowers. He finds the best way to do so is to discover how he can meet their present day needs and to assist in financial planning for the future. This results in his customers being able to get the “fresh start” that so many people need and want in today’s economy.
Ralph is a native Rhode Islander currently residing in Narragansett. He attended Providence College and is the proud father of two boys. His second passion is martial arts: he is a Nidan Master in Kenpo Karate.
Reviews(155)
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5
5 Survey completed on October 13, 2021
Review By James F. for Ralph King
Completed transaction in October 2021
Personable, knowledgeable, efficient and professional
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5
5 Survey completed on October 08, 2021
Review By Melinda Y. for Ralph King
Completed transaction in October 2021
The communication and the efficiency of the refi process.
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4
4 Survey completed on September 30, 2021
Review By Edward T. for Ralph King
Completed transaction in September 2021
Ralph did a great job answering the questions I had, and was very proactive up to closing for a refinance loan.
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5
5 Survey completed on September 27, 2021
Review By James S. for Ralph King
Completed transaction in September 2021
Very informative
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4
4 Survey completed on September 26, 2021
Review By Paul G. for Ralph King
Completed transaction in September 2021
Ralph was responsive to my questions and suggested wrapping in other debts with my loan, which is something that the other companies didn’t do
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