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AFR Mortgage expands with new office in Cherry Hill, N.J.

Mar 05, 2010

American Financial Resources Inc./AFR Mortgage, a nationwide mortgage lender, has opened a new branch office in Cherry Hill, N.J. to service the local communities of central and southern N.J. The branch office will be led by Phil Valianti, the former head of American Mortgage.  Valianti has more than 20 years of experience in the mortgage industry and has been an active member of the local community for over 30 years. "The opening of an AFR Branch Office in Cherry Hill makes good business sense for both AFR and the community. American Financial Resources has an excellent reputation as a mortgage lender and offers a suite of mortgage products that most mainstream banks do not," said Valianti. "We will be actively engaged in the local communities working with Realtors, financial advisors, and citizens with mortgage or refinancing needs."  For more information, visit www.afrmortgage.com.
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