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Nov 13, 2005

ResMAE expands swiftlyMortgagePress.comResMAE Mortgage Corporation, annual growth Recent surveys of sub-prime wholesale lenders by Inside B&C Lending and Origination News have ranked ResMAE Mortgage Corporation's annual growth, through the second quarter of this year, at 294 percent and 238 percent, respectively. This high growth rate has catapulted the three-year-old company into the top tier of national sub-prime lenders. In response to this growth, ResMAE will be relocating its national headquarters to a new, 130,000-square ft. facility in Brea, Calif., beginning in January 2006. ResMAE Mortgage Corporation is a wholesale specialty residential mortgage lender and servicer headquartered in Brea, Calif. For more information, call (877) 4RESMAE or visit www.resmae.com.
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Nov 13, 2005
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