Prosperity Home Mortgage Opens Detroit Branch

Jun 19, 2017

When it comes to metro areas where homeowners are not burdened with mortgage debt, Detroit leads the nation—albeit for a not-positive reason

Prosperity Home Mortgage LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Long & Foster Companies, has expanded its operations into the Detroit metropolitan area.

“We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to expand our footprint into the Midwest,” said Tim Wilson, chief executive officer of Prosperity Home Mortgage. “Prosperity continues to be one of the best mortgage companies in the country, and we are looking forward to showcasing the wealth of knowledge and integrity that our team of mortgage professionals brings to each and every transaction—all in support of our mission to deliver to our clients an extraordinary home financing experience.”

Ron Wivagg, national sales support manager for Prosperity, echoed Wilson’s thoughts.

“Prosperity has built a strong reputation for providing the highest quality of service and support to the clients we serve,” Wivagg said. “We lead the way with cutting-edge tools and technology, as well as competitive loan products. I’m confident with our continued dedication to providing personalized, focused service to each and every Prosperity customer, we’ll show our clients in Detroit exactly why we are among the top lenders in the nation.”

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