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VENICE LUCKX

Director of Sales
NMLS ID: 1810923
Company NMLS: 104621

I'm Venice Luckx and I am the Sales Director here at Society Mortgage..

I was born and raised in a small town near Ghent, Belgium. I went to Ghent University for a master’s degree in Business Engineering, where I grew my passion for finance and entrepreneurship.

My family and I would often vacation in sunny “So-Flo” to get away from the cold and rainy Belgium weather, during which I quickly fell in love with the American way of living. I permanently moved to the United States in 2018 and joined Society Mortgage in 2019. I worked hard from the very beginning, wanting to refine my mortgage knowledge and redefine the loan process.

My pursuit of happiness includes spending time with my better half and our fur babies (all three of them!). When I’m not practicing yoga, you can find me outdoors, fishing, and/or boating. After all, this is South-Florida!

At Society Mortgage, our goal is to always find the right products and solutions to best meet our borrower’s specific needs and simplify the home buying process for them. We pride ourselves on training and educating our team of loan officers to do the same, while always looking for ways to improve.

We look forward to the opportunity to guide and help you achieve your best possible financial picture! You have questions, we have answers. Call, text, or email us anytime!

Reach out to Venice Luckx today!
Society Mortgage - Venice Luckx
Society Mortgage - Venice Luckx

Author Articles

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What Is Creditworthiness and How Do Lenders Determine It?

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