I grew up in Gwinnett. I came back.
I went to Duluth High School, then spent about twenty years living in different parts of the country before moving my family back to Gwinnett. Along the way, I built a lending career across a national bank, a direct lender and now the broker side, where I operate RCE Capital, powered by Barrett Financial Group.
That experience shapes how I work today: residential and commercial financing, a particular commitment to veterans, and a belief that understanding where people live and invest matters just as much as understanding the loan.
Where I’m licensed, and what that means
I operate RCE Capital, powered by Barrett Financial Group, serving as Branch Manager and Commercial Loan Advisor across residential and commercial financing.
I’m individually licensed for residential lending in Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina and Washington under NMLS #1652615. Through Barrett Financial Group’s broader licensing footprint, my team can support residential lending across 49 states, with commercial financing available nationwide.
- Business
- RCE Capital, powered by Barrett Financial Group
- Role
- Branch Manager & Commercial Loan Advisor
- Professional identifiers
- Aaron Edwards · NMLS #1652615
Barrett Financial Group · NMLS #181106 - Personally licensed
- Alabama · Arizona · Georgia · Maryland · North Carolina · Washington
- Residential reach
- 49 states through Barrett Financial Group
- Commercial reach
- Nationwide
What clients and partners say
“As a realtor, I’ve worked with many lenders, but Aaron stands out above the rest. He guided me through what was hands down the most difficult transaction of my career... He even shows up to the closing table.”
“As first-time homebuyers, my spouse and I walked into the mortgage process feeling nervous and overwhelmed. Working with Aaron changed everything. He truly humanized the experience from start to finish.”
“Aaron did an excellent job explaining everything and always kept us informed of what task needed to be completed next. He always kept us updated on what step of the process was next.”
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