Roxanne Carr

 Celebrating over 35 years in SLO County, Roxanne has more than 44 years as a mortgage banking professional. Before turning her talents and energies to The Mortgage House, Ms. Carr was the West Coast Regional Vice President for ARCS Mortgage, Inc., one of the nation’s leading mortgage bankers where she supervised the operations of 27 branches. Under her leadership, ARCS was recognized as the #1 mortgage lender in San Luis Obispo County and the company reigned as one of the nation’s leading mortgage banking companies.
She has served for several years on the Board of Directors for the Cuesta College Foundation, is currently President of the Friends of the Cuesta Performing Arts Center Board, and previously served as a Director for the UCSB San Luis Obispo County Economic Forecast for many years, in addition to Mission Community Bank, Cuesta Title Company, and the Home Builders Association of the Central Coast. She truly believes in giving back to her community and served on the United Way Board, the SLO Chamber of Commerce Board, and was top vote-getter in CASA’s (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Kiss the Pig Contest in 1995. She is a proud member of the San Luis Obispo Monday Rotary Club, having been its President for the 2007/2008 year, and is actively involved with many other worthy organizations. Roxanne has served on advisory boards for the local SLO County Housing Trust Fund and the Workforce Housing Coalition and previously finished a term with the Prado Homeless Shelter.
She was named Businesswoman of the Year by The Tribune in 1995 and the 2003 Nielsen Volunteer of the Year by Cuesta College. Most recently, she was awarded the Loomis Distinguished Board Service Award for Cuesta College in 2012 and was honored as one of the Top 50 Women in Business for the Tri-Counties in 2013. Roxanne is a licensed Real Estate Broker as well as a licensed mortgage loan officer.
Roxanne has truly enjoyed working with her “fabulous” team and is known for being a forward thinker…plus unusual – Recently widowed, she married her husband, Rod Levin, a noted local Architect, in Paris, France in a many-centuries old cathedral while in their bicycling togs (albeit fancy ones).