Two Bank of America Mortgage Brokers Cited

MOUNT DORA, FL-Susan Davis of Mount Dora, FL and Cheryl Burgess of Leesburg, FL posted aggregate volume of $30.9 million in 2000, generating loans on 383 properties 28 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.

By Alex Finkelstein | May 10, 2001 at 01:01 AM

They posted aggregate volume of $30.9 million, generating loans on 383 properties 28 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando. Both were admitted to the bank's select Platinum Club of high achievers.

Burgess booked $15.4 million in loans on 196 properties. Davis did $15.5 million on 187 properties. Wayne Perry, the bank's national retail sales manager, recognized the pair's performance.

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