Waterstone Mortgage Adds Eric Putt as Producing Manager in Central Florida

Aug 01, 2017

Waterstone Mortgage Corporation has announced that Eric Putt has joined the company as a Producing Manager in the company's Orlando, Fla. office where he will be responsible for recruiting and training loan originators and helping borrowers throughout central Florida with their home purchase and refinancing needs.

"We're thrilled to have Eric and his team join our group," said Waterstone Mortgage Regional Manager Dustin Owen, who oversees the Florida market for the company. "Eric still makes it a priority to attend loan closings because he loves seeing his clients' reactions as they purchase their new homes. That personal satisfaction and fulfillment he finds in helping homebuyers makes him a perfect fit for our team."

Putt has more than 10 years of mortgage lending experience in the Orlando area, and has gained in-depth knowledge of both the industry and the local market. Several members of Putt's production team are joining him in the move to Waterstone Mortgage.

"I am delighted to join Waterstone Mortgage, which has a proven success model and the technology and tools to ensure homebuyers receive a smooth and easy mortgage financing process," Putt said. "My team and I have a variety of loan program options that allow us to tailor-make financing to best meet the financial needs, wants, and goals of our clients. I look forward to leveraging our expertise with Waterstone Mortgage's resources to provide a truly superior experience for our customers."

About the author

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Link copied

Published

Aug 01, 2017

Regulation and Compliance

Mortgage Servicers Added To Junk-Fee Naughty List

New release from CFPB lays out areas of improvement, and concern, for mortgage servicers.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) today published new supervisory highlights describing the regulator's recent actions to combat junk fees charged by mortgage servicers, as well as other illegal practices. The CFPB has also announced that it is working to addre...

Analysis and Data

Every Dollar A Fraudster Makes, A Financial Firm Loses $4.41

U.S. investment firms and credit lenders see a 9% annual increase in the financial impact of fraud.

Overall fraud increased at least 6% for 63% of financial firms within the past year, with digital channels accounting for half of the overall fraud losses, according to LexisNexis True Cost of Fraud Study: Financial Services and Lending Report — US and Canada Edition. U....