Mary Titel
- Sr. Loan Officer
- NMLS: 216386
- (281) 565-7525
- (832) 741-7491
- (281) 579-9817
- 10707 Corporate Dr., Ste 139
- Stafford, TX 77477
Welcome to my website
My name is Mary, and I love my position as the branch manager in the Sugar Land office. I have been in the mortgage industry for the past 44 years. My favorite part of my job is helping first time homebuyers make their dream come. HomeTrust is like a family to me, and I am proud to work in the community where I grew up.
I have been married for 44 years to my best friend, and we have a fantastic son, a beautiful daughter-in-law, and a wonderful grandson. We also have a dog Shadow. I don’t usually travel to far away destinations, but spend my time crafting, sewing and the occasional trip to the Texas or Louisiana Gulf Coast. I am pleased to have won the Women’s Council of Realtors Member of the Year award.
Why Now Is the Time to Apply for a Mortgage
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Mortgage Rates Hit 4-Month Lows: What This Means for You
Great news for homebuyers and homeowners—mortgage rates have dropped to their lowest levels in four months. As of February 25, 2025, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is now at 6.80%, down 0.22% over the past four business days. This... Read More
Buying vs. Renting in 2025: Why Homeownership Still Wins
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Home Prices Are Rising—But That’s a Good Thing!
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the housing market, you may have heard that home prices are still increasing. According to experts, prices grew by 3.4% year-over-year in November 2024, and experts predict another 3.8% increase by November... Read More