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United Bank wholesale operations merge with ANB Financial

Sep 07, 2006

Option1 Processing opening for businessMortgagePress.comLoan processing companies, Option1 Processing Crystal Clark, Michael Deitsch and Kirt Eure, formerly executives at Genworth Financial, Global Mortgage Group and Union One Mortgage, respectively, have announced they are opening a nationwide contract loan processing center called Option1 Processing. "Having all come from mortgage loan origination, marketing and account management backgrounds, my two partners and I have designed a streamlined processing system created by mortgage professionals for mortgage brokers and loan officers," said Clark. "Our aim is to meet their need for fast turnaround, compliant files, expertise in state laws, knowledge of lender programs and requirements, bilingual staff, live support and state-of-the-art loan tracking and communication systems to help their clients close more files." Option1 Processing is a loan processing center based in Cornelius, N.C. For more information, call (866) 520-1591 or visit www.option1processing.com.
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