Atlanta Mortgage Lender

Our Team

World-class service. No hassle closings. Expert advice. Unbeatable rates. The Ryan Mortgage Team at Envoy Mortgage (formerly Primacy Mortgage) is comprised of mortgage experts who are there to provide you with intelligent answers in a timely manner. We are a mortgage banker based in Peachtree Corners Georgia. Our team is the #1 rated Atlanta mortgage lender according to Kudzu.com.

Tara Ryan is our lead Mortgage Consultant. As one of the top 20 originators in Georgia in 2008 and 2009 as ranked by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Tara is well versed in every conceivable mortgage lending scenario. Each loan that is closed by The Ryan Mortgage Team is closely analyzed by Tara. She holds an MBA from Emory’s Goizueta Business School and an undergraduate degree is in electrical engineering from Georgia Tech. As a mortgage banker with Envoy, Tara is able to deliver a high level of expertise and customer service to her clients.

Richard Ryan, also an Electrical Engineering graduate of Georgia Tech, is is the branch manager for Envoy’s Peachtree Corners Branch. Richard is a renovation mortgage specialist and lends his expertise on all of our FHA 203k renovation mortgages. He has also developed technology which ensures that we operate at peak efficiency in an effort to keep our rates as low as possible without sacrificing customer service.

Our Company

Envoy Mortgage is a Mortgage Bank with an incredibly experienced staff offering expertise in all areas of mortgage lending. As a mortgage bank, Envoy Mortgage controls the entire loan process from the initial application all the way through the delivery of the loan into the secondary market.

We are able to ensure an accurate and faster closing process because each step occurs in-house – processing, underwriting, closing, funding, shipping and secondary marketing. Because we control the entire process, there are limited surprises for our loan officers, borrowers and banking partners.

Envoy Mortgage has direct endorsement authority from the Federal National Mortgage Association (also known as “Fannie Mae”) as well as the Federal Housing Administration (also known as “FHA”).