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Braydin Mehnert

About Braydin

Braydin built his foundation at a small community bank, where lending was relationship-driven and every file had a person attached to it. He later helped scale a mortgage startup through a period of rapid growth, which taught him how complex transactions actually get managed at volume rather than in theory.

Today he works with homeowners and real estate investors, and his focus is deal structure. The files that come to him tend to be the ones that did not fit somewhere else, and structuring those is the part of the job he enjoys most.

He is licensed across eleven states, which is a wide footprint for one officer and reflects how much of his business travels with the client rather than the market.

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Company: CME Lending Group LLC, doing business as The Mortgage Exchange, NMLS #1248883. In Indiana, The Mortgage Exchange, LLC. Verify the company at NMLS Consumer Access, or see our full licensing table.

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