PLYMOUTH, Minn. , May 01, 2018 -- TruStone Home Mortgage loan consultant Wendy Nelson received the Minnesota Housing Top Producing Loan Officer Award at the Gold level for her work in the second half of 2017. This significant honor recognizes individuals’ first mortgage production each quarter through Minnesota Housing, a respected state agency that works with lenders to provide affordable home-buying solutions.
Specializing in finding the best financing options for each borrower’s needs, Wendy helps low- to moderate-income Minnesotans reach their dream of homeownership. Her mortgage experience and real estate knowledge serves her borrowers well as she guides them through the home buying process.
“Wendy is a leader both at our organization and within the Minnesota mortgage industry,” said Nathan Grunzke, Executive Vice President of Mortgage Operations at TruStone Home Mortgage. “We are proud of Wendy driving our business forward while being an advocate for her borrowers’ mortgage needs.”
Wendy Nelson joined TruStone Home Mortgage in 2015 and is based out of the TruStone Financial Federal Credit Union Roseville location. To learn more about Wendy, visit trustonehomemortgage.com/wendy-nelson.
About TruStone Home Mortgage
TruStone Home Mortgage, LLC, is a TruStone Financial company dedicated to providing mortgage financing throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin. TruStone Home Mortgage was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Plymouth, Minnesota. To learn more about the mortgage products and services offered, visit TruStoneHomeMortgage.com.
Contact: Katie Grindeland, Senior Vice President, Director of Marketing and Communications
Phone: 763.595.4002 [email protected]


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