Eric Sweeney
Vice President, Mortgage Lending
NMLS#: 1113922
Mortgage
Bio
Eric’s experience in mortgage lending is complimented by his background as a financial advisor. As a seasoned professional, Eric is known for using his expertise to provide sound ethical advice to all of his clients, whether it be first-time home buyers or seasoned home owners. Eric’s goal is to make getting a mortgage as easy as possible for his clients and will go above and beyond to make that happen.
Raised in Dane County, Eric takes pride in working for a community bank close to home. Family is very important to me, he says. In his free time, Eric can be found at athletic events for his daughter, boating and golfing.
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I love helping my clients find the best mortgage at the best rate.
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