1200 Concord Avenue, Suite 180, Concord, CA 94520 | Branch NMLS# 1338315
Brian Reeg has been a member of the housing and mortgage industry since 1992 and he has excelled throughout his career as a top-producing Originator.
His favorite part about being a Mortgage Loan Originator is helping a client with their first mortgage. He enjoys supporting clients as they make one of the biggest decisions of their lives. He does this by providing knowledge, information and peace-of-mind throughout the loan process. His dedication to his clients' satisfaction is backed by his outstanding ratings on Yelp and Redfin, and his countless client testimonials.
Brian has lived most of his life in Northern California, specifically Salinas and Concord. He knows the area from Sacramento to San Francisco, as a native, and he loves where he lives. Brian says that the best part about living in Concord is the centralized proximity to everything. He can go from the city in San Francisco to Lake Tahoe in the mountains within hours. There are great coastal cities that are just a short drive away, and of course plenty of wine tasting opportunities in the nearby Napa vineyards.
Brian also has a strong group of friends and business partners in the Bay Area. Most of the members of his team have 15 years of mortgage and real estate industry experience. Their experience combined with their knowledge and focus on customer service are some of the attributes that have made them so successful.
Through his dedication, Brian has been named one of the Top 200 Mortgage Originators in the nation by Mortgage Executive Magazine.
Feel free to contact Brian anytime by phone or email for personalized service and expert advice. Brian Reeg will extend the same professional service to your friends, family members, work colleagues or neighbors who need help.
Giving back is an important part of CMG Financial’s culture and gives us a “why” to what we do. Since 2011, we have worked to raise nearly $3 million for non-profits that align with our values and are dedicated to improving the lives of those in need. At our annual Wine Tasting and Charity Auction, we sponsor: the Gary Sinise Foundation, the Cancer Support Community, and the MBA Opens Doors Foundation.
The Gary Sinise Foundation creates and supports unique programs designed to entertain, educate, inspire, strengthen, and build communities. Their R.I.S.E. program (Restoring Independence Supporting Empowerment), builds specially adapted smart homes for America’s most severely wounded defenders, veterans, and first responders.
The Mortgage Bankers Association's Opens Doors Foundation and its Home Grant Program provides mortgage and rental payment assistance to families with critically ill or injured children, allowing families to be by a child's side during treatment.
The Cancer Support Community San Francisco Bay Area’s mission is to provide holistic integrative care services, free of charge, to individuals affected by cancer. This network of support can increase chances of survival while reducing chances of recurrence and ultimately provide for the highest possible quality of life.
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