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FCRA required adverse action notice to be adjusted: Adjustment will account for risk-based pricing

Aug 13, 2008

Lynne Haney joins Chase Mortgage team in ConcordMortgagePress.comChase, Hopkintin's Women's Club, NHMBA Chase, one of the nation's leading residential housing lenders, today announced that Lynne Haney joined the company as a senior loan officer, based in Chase's Concord mortgage office on 5 Franklin Street. Haney, a resident of Hopkinton, joins Chase with more than 20 years of experience in the mortgage industry. Haney graduated from Wheaton College and is a member of the Concord Board of Realtors, the Sunapee Region Board of Realtors and the Hopkinton's Womens Club. She has been designated a Certified Mortgage Professional by the New Hampshire Mortgage Bankers Association. Haney can be reached at 603-491-9253 and via e-mail at [email protected]. Information about Chase's mortgage products and services is available at www.chase.com.
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Aug 13, 2008
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