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MBA Weekly Survey: Mortgage applications on the rise

Apr 21, 2009

American Foundations MortgageBanc adds Jan M. Brezina as national operations and underwriting managerMortgagePress.comAmerican Foundations MortgageBanc Inc., Jan M. Brezina, Nicholas J. DelTorto, Wisconsin Mortgage Banking Association American Foundations MortgageBanc Inc. has announced the addition of Jan M. Brezina, AVP to the company's corporate office in Brookfield, Wis. to serve as national operations and underwriting manager. "We are very excited to have Jan joining our team," said President Nicholas J. DelTorto. "She brings experience that will assist us in further streamlining our mortgage process." Ms. Brezina comes to American Foundations MortgageBanc Inc. with a long and successful background in operations, risk management and underwriting. Her main areas of focus will involve compliance and quality control in addition to underwriting. In addition to being a longtime resident of southeast Wisconsin, Brezina is a member of the Wisconsin Mortgage Banking Association (WMBA). She is also a member of the Material Support Services and Logistics team for the Red Cross in southeastern Wisconsin. She has helped many southeastern Wisconsin families after natural disasters and was involved in assisting families in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina and 9/11. For more information, visit www.afmortgagebanc.com.
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Apr 21, 2009
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