Teresa Plumley

Vice President, Mortgage Lending

NMLS#: 523861

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Teresa Plumley
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With more than 26 years of lending experience in Dane County, Teresa has the experience to help you with your mortgage, whether you’re buying your first home, refinancing your current home or building the home of your dreams! When she’s not assisting clients to get the perfect loan at the best rate possible, Teresa also gives back to our communities—including serving on the executive board of the Stoughton Area Resource Team – a non-profit that provides a safety net for those in crisis in the Stoughton community. In her free time, Teresa enjoys spending time boating on our area lakes, traveling and spending time with her family and friends.


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