David Pearson
Factory Built Home Lending Manager at 1st Security Bank of Washington · Mill Creek, WA
NMLS ID 487512 (opens in a new tab) · verify at NMLS Consumer Access
Based in Mill Creek, Washington, David Pearson (NMLS 487512) is a Factory Built Home Lending Manager at 1st Security Bank of Washington. David's focus, from their own profile, includes manufactured home.
Last verified . Sources: 1st Security Bank of Washington (fsbwa.com) and NMLS Consumer Access (license status, check live).
- 30 years experience (stated)
- Likely federally registered
- Unclaimed profile
- Disciplinary history not yet checked
Quick answers
- Is David licensed?
- David works at a bank; bank loan officers register with NMLS federally instead of holding state licenses. Verify at NMLS Consumer Access.
- Source: employer type in LenDb's lender registry
- Does David work on manufactured home loans?
- David's profile lists manufactured home as a focus (from their lender profile page).
- Source: lender page (opens in a new tab)
- What lender does David work for?
- 1st Security Bank of Washington, company NMLS 761985, from the Mill Creek, WA office, per the lender's own site (verified 2026-10-16).
- Source: lender site (opens in a new tab)
- How much experience does David have?
- David states 30 years of experience.
- Source: the loan officer's own statement (opens in a new tab)
Specialties
Focus
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Licensed states
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Likely federally registered: works at a bank. Federally registered MLOs aren't state-licensed; verify at NMLS (NMLS Consumer Access (opens in a new tab)).
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Employment history
1st Security Bank of Washington NMLS 761985
Current · Mill Creek, WA · seen on lender site 2026-10-16
Disciplinary history
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About
David Pearson is a Factory Built Home Lending Manager in Mill Creek, WA. Their profile says they specialize in factory built home financing, with over 30 years in that work. They also serve on the Northwest Housing Association board as Finance Director since 2009.
Our summary of the lender page. Verified 2026-10-16.
- Role
- Finance Director on the board of directors, Northwest Housing Association (since 2009)
- Source (opens in a new tab), verified 2026-10-16
Sources
| Name and employer | lender site · fsbwa.com (opens in a new tab) | verified 2026-10-16 |
| Specialties | lender site · fsbwa.com (opens in a new tab) | verified 2026-11-03 |
| Summary | lender site · fsbwa.com (opens in a new tab) | verified 2026-10-16 |
| Contact | lender site · fsbwa.com (opens in a new tab) | verified 2026-10-16 |
| License status | NMLS Consumer Access (opens in a new tab) | check live |
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Cite as: David Pearson (NMLS 487512), 1st Security Bank of Washington. LenDb.ai, https://lendb.ai/lo/david-pearson-487512, last verified 2026-10-16.
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