About Us – VicFin Life

The bottom line: we like working together.

WE THINK WE’RE PRETTY AWESOME AND OUR CUSTOMERS THINK WE ARE TOO

In 2003, Louisiana native Sonny Bringol infused the principles of chemical engineering into the mortgage business.

A former chemical engineer by trade, Sonny transitioned into business process consulting where he saw the disconnect in how most mortgage companies operate. He found most mortgage companies function in a model where sales and operations have an adversarial-at-best relationship where departments become wrapped up in process rather than the end goal.

Engineers build everything with the end result in mind, reverse engineering processes, materials, etc. to achieve success. Sonny was able to use his engineering experience to reconfigure the mortgage process, focusing on closing on time and bringing together a team unlike any other.

Since the mortgage industry is unique, influenced by a number of factors outside our organization (regulation, etc.), our process is always evolving to accommodate those changes while keeping our eye on the goal.

HERE’S WHAT OUR OKGs HAVE TO SAY
(What’s an OKG? Our Kinda Gal/Guy!)

I’ve been closing loans while traveling cross country in my Rubicon with my family since 2015. VicFin and our wealth of tech has enabled me to run my business from anywhere — mountain tops in Colorado to Florida beaches, and of course from my home base in the hills of West Virginia.

WES W.
Branch Manager
Teays Valley, WV

I love working at VicFin! I am a part of the marketing department, yet I work with every department to support a variety of needs. I bring creativity to special projects while creating new and exciting marketing efforts for HQ! It’s never a dull moment at VicFin, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.

CARA R.
Director of Marketing
Pittsburgh, PA

Working for Victorian Finance has been a very positive journey. Since I started, we have grown so much but there hasn’t been a time where I didn’t feel like I was appreciated or acknowledged for a job well done. I have never felt like a “number” but rather part of a family.