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Aug 02, 2006

Centex Home Equity becomes Nationstar MortgageMortgagePress.comMortgage company mergers, Centex Home Equity, Nationstar Mortgage On July 12, Centex Home Equity officially became known as Nationstar Mortgage LLC, marking the completion of the company's acquirement by an affiliate of Fortress Investment Group LLC. No other changes are planned to the company's 100 locations or 2,200 employees. "This name change signifies a new beginning for our company and represents our national scope of services," said Anthony H. Barone, president and CEO of Nationstar Mortgage LLC. "It is synonymous with our strengths and experience as a leading non-prime mortgage lender and our goal to help our business partners and their customers achieve more with their loans." Nationstar Mortgage LLC is a nationwide mortgage lender, based in Dallas. For more information, call (888) 480-2432 or visit www.nationstarmtg.com.
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