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MBA Chairman Quinn: Housing bill is crucial to stabilizing the market

Jul 10, 2008

OmniHome Financing moves into expanded HQMortgagePress.comOmniHome Financing, reverse mortgages OmniHome Financing Inc. has announced that it had moved to a newly expanded headquarters in Mission Viejo, Calif., at 27101 Puerta Real, Suite 300. "We are very excited about expanding our business into a new state of the art corporate headquarters. This facility will allow us to recruit and grow our sales and operations team to keep up with the demand," said Sean Browning, CEO of OmniHome Financing Inc. "The new facility is a result of our successful growth and will allow us to operate more efficiently while also providing for continued growth." "We believe that the reverse mortgage sector provides a growth opportunity as 80 Million Baby Boomers are entering their retirement years. The equity in their homes can provide them with a steady source of income without them having to give up title to or sell their home to finance their retirement years. Reverse Mortgages are the perfect solution for todays marketplace," said David Bancroft, president of OmniHome Financing Inc. For more information, visit www.omnireverse.com.
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