Dawn Momot Email & Phone Number

Wilmington, Delaware, United States

Delaware

• I was hired at DSHA as a Housing Finance Manager and promoted to this role within the first year. During my tenure, I directed daily operations for our Mortgage Lending and Foreclosure Prevention programs. This.
• Transformed the organization to a paperless environment in response to COVID, which empowered the team to work remotely during the public health emergency and enabled a quick transition between onsite, remote, and.
• Responded to the pandemic by launching Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention and Rental Assistance programs to support customers, including hiring temporary teams and securing support from vendors.
• Maintained open lines of communication with key partners, including lenders, loan servicers, real estate teams, Council on Housing, local nonprofits, and other public and private sector stakeholders.
• Created systems to track data and ensure all projects and program deliverables were on time and within budget.
• Managed employee relations and resolved conflicts between team members, shaping a collaborative and positive culture that championed each individual’s strengths.

• Named to Board of Directors first as Secretary and then Acting President, leading mission of nonprofit to keep low-income homeowners in their homes and assist with projects such as heating, repairs, etc.
• Served for four years on Fundraising & Events Committee responsible for generating support from community.

During this time, I guided homebuyers through the mortgage lending process by outlining the financial and document requirements for loans, acting as their advocate in conversations with internal teams, and providing updates on changes or issues related to files. By leveraging my previous experience in the real estate world, I assisted customers in.

I was in the real estate and lending industry during a major period of upheaval. I was working with White Oaks Homes as a New Home Construction Real Estate Agent and Senior Mortgage Loan Consultant for several companies that went through periods of mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures. Once that stabilized, Wells Fargo remained steady, and in this role.