Michael Caires

Michael Caires is natural from São Paulo, Brazil. It was in Brazil that he attended college and became a civil engineer. He has always had a passion for everything related to real estate. So, it was only natural that he tried his hand at construction and real estate sales when he moved to the US. Michael found his passion, however, in the lending process. He thrives in assisting people realize the dream of owning their own home. Michael believes in a smooth process and clear communication all the way to the closing table. Michael is married and a father of one, and in his time off, he enjoys cooking and entertaining friends at his home. His Brazilian Barbecue, Churrasco, is said to be some of the best around!!

Loan Originator
NMLS ID # 2460010
(678) 223-3919
michael.caires@mortgageright.com

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