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Reverse mortgage industry veteran Dan Perez joins Senior Financial Corporation

Apr 28, 2009

American Foundations MortgageBanc adds Robert D. Santo Paulo as sales manager MortgagePress.comAmerican Foundations MortgageBanc, sales manager, Robert D. Santo Paulo, Kerry Pastore American Foundations MortgageBanc Inc. has announced the addition of Robert D. Santo Paulo as sales manager in their Naperville, Ill. office. He and his team will work under the direction of Kerry Pastore, vice president of sales and production. "Robert is bringing with him a professional sales team that will fit seamlessly into our culture of relationship-based, ethical loan origination," said President Nicholas J. DelTorto. Mr. Santo Paulo comes to American Foundations MortgageBanc Inc. with a 10-year track record of success in the Chicago area building a customer base of over 1,000 happy customers. "I am committed to delivering a mortgage experience that earns me a lifetime relationship with my clients and American Foundations MortgageBanc shares that view," said Santo Paulo. In addition to being a longtime resident of the Chicago area, Mr. Santo Paulo has been married for over 16 years and has two children. He is also actively involved in his childrens soccer clubs and has coached for five years. For more information, visit www.AFMortgageBanc.com.
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