MegaStar Financial Services Appoints Mickey Schilling, CMB®, as Chief Revenue Officer

MegaStar Financial Services announces Mickey Schilling, CMB®, as Chief Revenue Officer.

With over 25 years in the mortgage industry, Mickey brings exceptional expertise in driving retail growth, building high-performing teams, and developing transparent, results-oriented business models. In her new role, she will drive production, oversee revenue initiatives, and lead MegaStar’s strategic push into new markets—positioning the company for sustainable expansion while continuing to deliver exceptional support to loan originators and branches.

“Mickey brings a rare blend of strength, leadership, and care,” said Anita Padilla-Fitzgerald, CEO of MegaStar Financial Services. “Finding a woman who embraces leadership at this level is inspiring. MegaStar offers an amazing platform for growth, and Mickey will be the connection to the great loan officers we need to take our business to the next level.”

Mickey shared, “I chose MegaStar because of their strength, stability, leadership and technology, the perfect foundation for growth.”

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1098 forms were mailed 1/31/2026

If you have questions or need assistance with your 1098 form, please send your question to servicing@megastarfinancial.com

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