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Pending suitability regulations leave mortgage lenders exposed to potential violations

Jul 29, 2008

Radius Financial acquires EAI Mortgage GroupMortgagePress.comRadius Financial Group, EAI Mortgage Group, Jeff Pilon, Bob Case radius financial group inc., a mortgage banking firm based in Norwell, Mass., has announced the acquisition of Plymouth, Mass.-based EAI Mortgage Group. The acquisition is effective July 14 and the terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. EAI Mortgage Group was founded in 1998 by Jeff Pilon and Bob Case, both well known local Mortgage Brokers with exceptional reputations in the marketplace. The companies share a commitment to integrity and excellence and therefore were a natural fit for one another. In becoming part of radius, Jeff, Bob and the EAI Mortgage Group employees gain competitive advantage accessed through radius' mortgage banking platform. They are able to provide both residential and commercial mortgage financing solutions in the New England states and Florida. Jeff and Bob may be reached at [email protected] or [email protected]. Their office will remain on Resnik Road in Plymouth, Mass. For more information, visit www.radiusgrp.com.
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Jul 29, 2008
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