Robyn Rohweder (#758788)
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A lifelong resident of the Duluth area, Robyn graduated from Proctor High School and earned her Bachelor of Science in biochemistry at the University of Minnesota Duluth. She has been in mortgage origination since 2005, and her Consumer Credit Counseling Certification is an extra tool to assist her in helping buyers reach their goals.
“Whether it’s the home purchase of their dreams or a refinance to consolidate debt, I want to make the home loan process as easy as possible for everyone,” says Robyn. “I also love helping and educating first-time buyers!”
When she’s not working, you might find Robyn camping with her fiancé, fishing with her dad, or enjoying the great outdoors with her four grown children and four granddaughters. She’s also an avid collector of Lake Superior agates.
“If you see me on a dirt road, you can guarantee there will be rocks in my pocket!”
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MCCU lends to Minnesota and Wisconsin residents only and property used for mortgage security must be within the states of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Membership and loan approval are required.
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