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Shannon Gray
Mortgage Broker NMLS # 337919 / Owner LifeSource Mortgage NMLS # 321759
Shannon Gray is a seasoned mortgage loan broker professional and business owner with over 20 years of experience in Orange County, CA.
She has a proven track record of success in assisting clients and Realtors with purchase and refinance home loans, having completed thousands of loan transactions.
Shannon possesses vast knowledge of underwriting and a wide array of mortgage products, including FHA, 203k Renovation, Reverse Mortgages, VA, HomePath, Conventional, and Jumbo loans.
Her expertise extends to serving first-time homebuyers and experienced real estate investors, particularly in non-owner occupied properties in Orange County, CA.
She also has extensive experience in handling Short Sale and REO transactions.
Shannon Gray studied B.A. in Liberal Studies at California State University, Long Beach, which has provided her with a strong educational foundation for her career.
Currently, Shannon is the Mortgage Broker/Owner at LifeSource Mortgage, having previously worked as a Loan Officer at Equity Solutions Financial and as a Loan Officer/Sales Team Leader at IndyMac Bank.
Highlights
Do you own a home and are considering purchasing another? Whether you're eyeing a vacation home, an investment property, or a new residence, leveraging your home equity to buy another property can be a strategic move for building wealth and expanding your real estate portfolio. One way to tap into your home equity is by refinancing your existing mortgage. For many homeowners, a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) may be a more advantageous strategy. Be sure to explore your options thoroughly and plan conservatively. Personally, I’ve successfully used my home equity to purchase additional properties and have seen significant financial benefits. I would love to share my professional and personal experience with you. Reach out and let’s discuss your vision!

When my son, Noah, was learning to surf I used to raise my hands in celebration after he caught a good wave. He would look back at me, smile, and then raise his own hands. Now he catches so many good waves we don’t usually bother celebrating. It’s still fun and rewarding, but it’s just the ordinary for him. For me, however, at this stage of my life, it’s a different story. When I finally catch a good wave, I like to look back at the lineup and see Noah with his hands raised. Then I smile and a bit self-consciously raise my hands like a grom would. That’s my own hearty approval! After funding thousands of loans, I don’t celebrate loan fundings as much as I used to. But given their decreased volume lately, I believe that all of us — buyers, realtors, and loan officers --should hold personal celebrations for each funding. And do that with a smile and arms raised high, just like reveling in some good waves caught by this middle-aged man.

