- Name
- Kirk Mulhearn
- Company
- Prudential California Realty/Gem Mortgage
- E-mail
- Contact Prudential California Realty/Gem Mortgage
- Website
- http://www.longbeachhomeandloan.com
- Office Phone
- (562) 989-4608 x 110
- Cell Phone
- (562) 965-0054
- Fax
- (562) 989-4803
- Address
- 3728 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, Ca., 90807
- Description
- Offering 1st Class Service to both his Clients and Agents. An Extremely Progressive, Real Estate Boutique, with Res. & Comm. Divisions, Innovative Networking, applied knowlege.
About Us:
Kirk Mulhearn has been involved in the real estate lending and sales industry for over eighteen years. In addition to being the General Manager of, Prudential California Realty, "The Bixby Knolls Branch," Mr. Mulhearn simultaneously manages a Branch of GEM Mortgage specializing in mortgage planning and loan originations. In addition to his own sales, he currently manages thirty-five licensed real estate agents. He created and offers a special mortgage finance training to agents interested in working with home buyers and closing more transactions.
In addition to being extremely active in the Southern California real estate market, Mr. Mulhearn is also a licensed Architect and a California as a Type "B" Building Contractor. He has designed and built both custom homes and entire tracts. He is currently developing several raw land parcels. Giving him a unique point of perspective on many real estate subjects.
Areas of Expertise
Expert in the "Mid-Cities Area" of Southern California including Long Beach, Lakewood, Cerritos, Bellflower, Carson, Torrance, Norwalk, Whittier, Cypress, La Mirada, Buena Park, Seal Beach, and Huntington Beach.
Specializes in Foreclosure Sales, Real Estate Owned Properties, Investment properties, Land Development, Capital for Bridge Loans, Short Sales, Loan Origination including FHA/VA, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, First time home buying programs, Construction Financing and difficult credit.
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