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Reverse Mortgage Lender Network opens for business

Mar 07, 2007

ICBA Mortgage names Taylor, Bean and Whitaker primary providerMortgagePress.comSecondary mortgage lending market ICBA Mortgage Corporation has announced its selection of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corporation as its primary mortgage solutions provider. "Taylor, Bean & Whitaker is proud to bring ICBA over 25 years of experience helping community banks create and sustain mortgage lending-related income," said Lee Farkas, chairman of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker. "We look forward to continuing the tradition with ICBA Mortgage, by providing products and services that help ICBA member banks provide mortgage finance options to their customers." Washington, D.C.-based ICBA Mortgage Corporation provides community banks access to the secondary mortgage market. For more information, call (800) 253-5356 or visit www.icbamortgage.com. Ocala, Fla.-based Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corporation is a wholesale mortgage lender. For more information, call (800) 728-1129 or visit www.taylorbean.com.
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Mar 07, 2007
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