Inlanta Expands in Missouri, Welcomes Neil Volkmann

Feb 21, 2018

Inlanta Mortgage has expanded in Missouri, naming Neil C. Volkmann Manager of the company’s new branch. Volkmann will serve as Senior Loan Officer and Branch Manager, having personally originated, managed, and/or directed mortgage production in excess of $4 billion dollars. Volkmann’s broad background encompasses almost every facet of mortgage banking, including origination, operations, secondary, and compliance.

“It is my sole responsibility to provide as much guidance to debt management as it is for a financial planner to maximize return on investments,” said Volkmann. “It is the spread between cost of funds (mortgage) and return-on-investment that creates wealth when a mortgage is to be used as a financial instrument.”

Kevin Laffey, Inlanta Mortgage Regional Production Manager, said, “We are excited to welcome Neal Volkmann to the Inlanta Team! I have known Neil for 25 years and worked with him professionally through our trade organizations. He is a trusted professional mortgage banker and we are excited to work with him to grow the strong Inlanta home mortgage brand in the St. Louis area.”

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