I'm a licensed loan officer in Woburn, MA. I have over seven years as a Real Estate professional. Currently, I am the Top Producing Residential Mortgage Loan Officer at Commonwealth Mortgage, LLC. I am currently licensed to lend in CT, GA, MA, NH, NJ, PA, RI, TX, VA and WA. I strive to match the borrower with the best mortgage loan product that will benefit them financially. My expertise consists of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac conforming products, FHA Loans, and Jumbo products. One thing that makes me stand out from other originators is my constant availability to my borrowers. Because of my devotion to my work and my availability to my borrowers, I was able to become one of the Nation's Top Loan Originators, for the second time. In 2012, I ranked number 90 for Top Dollar Volume out of 300 and number 46 for Most Loans Closed out of 150; this was quite an accomplishment as I was ranked 109 Most Loans Closed and 162 Top Dollar Volume in 2011 after only 7 months of originating.
5 Stars - Kathy McDonough 09-18-2013
Julie Long is by far one of the most professional mortgage loan officers I have ever dealt with. My husband and I have utilized her services three times - two refinances and one purchase. She goes out of her way to answer any questions. She returns messages promptly via e-mail or phone. Her company's closing fees are low and beat any others I have researched. Julie is very exacting and detail oriented. She knows her business. I would recommend her to anyone looking to buy or refinance a home in MA or NH.
5 Stars - Frank P. Marino 07-16-2012
I did a refinance with Julie 3 months ago, she very knowledgeable
and professional. she kept me informed during the process and responded to my emails in a timely manner. i felt very comfortable working with her and would recommend her to anyone looking for a mortgage
5 Stars - John Bristol 07-13-2012
Julie is an excellent mortgage broker. She is detailed, efficient, and knowledgable when it comes to home mortgages. I would recommend her for anyone looking for a mortgage.
