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NAMB President Marc Savitt testifies before Congress

Mar 11, 2009

radius financial group acquires LT Mortgage MortgagePress.comradius financial group inc., LT Mortgage, David Weed, Don Hilliard radius financial group inc., a mortgage banking firm based in Norwell, Mass., has announced the acquisition of Littleton, N.H.-based LT Mortgage. The acquisition is effective March 17, 2009 and the terms of the acquisition are not disclosed. LT Mortgage was founded in 2006 by David Weed and Don Hilliard, both well known mortgage brokers in their area with exceptional reputations in the marketplace. In becoming part of radius financial group inc., David and Don gain competitive advantage accessed through the radius financial group knowledge-based mortgage banking platform. They are able to provide both residential and commercial mortgage financing solutions in the New England states and Florida. David and Don may be reached at [email protected] or [email protected]. Radius financial group inc. will maintain an office in the Littleton, N.H. marketplace. radius offers residential, commercial, private and reverse financing to all qualified clients. For more information, visit www.radiusgrp.com.
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