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Eric Van Swol

About Eric

Eric Van Swol is early in his mortgage career and has the drive to match the ambition. Championship trophies and gold medals do not tend to be handed out in the mortgage industry, but the hunger to compete is there, and it goes into the work he does for prospective and current clients alike.

He graduated from Hope College with a B.A. in History and Communication, along with Spanish, which he speaks fluently. Forever a Dutchman in more ways than one, he likes sports almost as much as he likes competing and sports metaphors.

Born and raised in Grand Rapids, he knows the area well and has traveled extensively across Michigan, which in his not-so-humble opinion is comfortably a top five state. Contact him to find out what the rest of the list looks like.

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