Tammy Hoveland (#500118)
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Tammy Hoveland is a long-time credit union team member, serving with Members since 2002. She joined the Members Mortgage team in 2012. With her lending experience and member service skills, she is a valuable resource for our members. Tammy serves our North Branch and Isanti members with all real estate needs including home purchases, refinancing, home improvement loans, and home equity loans.
“The mortgage process can be complicated at times, and to see the process from application to closing is very fulfilling. I enjoy helping our members realize their dreams of homeownership.”
Tammy has lived in the North Branch area since 1991 and is very familiar with the area and the housing market. She has been involved with the North Branch Area Chamber of Commerce, North Branch Area Education Foundation, and frequently participates in community events. She is also an active member of the North 65 Chamber of Commerce.
In her spare time, Tammy enjoys spending time with family and friends, boating, cooking, and cuddles with her Golden Retriever, Abe, and her “spirited” rescue dog, Gigi.
UPCOMING MCCU EVENTS
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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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