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Wisconsin industry appointments update - 08/08/2006

Aug 07, 2006

IntoHomes Mortgage Services opens new partner branchMortgagePress.comHawaii mortgage brokering, IntoHomes IntoHomes Mortgage Services Inc. has announced the addition of its newest partner branch in Kihei, Hawaii. The company's latest partner branch officially joined IntoHomes on July 16. Operating the Hawaii branch is Jay Armstrong, who has more than 10 years of experience in the financial services and mortgage industries. Together with his wife, Debbie, Armstrong has impacted the Maui community by establishing several successful businesses, including Axiom Education Foundation, Curves for Women, Hawaii Mortgage Solutions and Maui Capital Group. He brings with him a strong business referral base and a team of accomplished loan professionals. IntoHomes Mortgage Services Inc. is a mortgage lender based in Reno, Nev. For more information, call (808) 874-9436 or visit www.intohomes.com.
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