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Loan Resolution Corporation names Michelle Carothers VP of foreclosure alternatives

May 27, 2010

Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Loan Resolution Corporation has announced that Michelle Carothers has joined the company as vice president of foreclosure alternatives. Carothers will be responsible for driving LRC’s performance on its Home Affordable Foreclosures Alternatives (HAFA) program clients. For these clients, Carothers will oversee the timeline management and results of the setup, asset management, and closing departments for Loan Resolution Corporation. Carothers brings more than 10 years of experience orchestrating operations at several mortgage servicers, including Marix Servicing LLC, Mortgage Lenders Network, and Countrywide Home Loans. At Phoenix-based Marix Servicing, Carothers was instrumental in the establishment of their mortgage servicing operation and served as their director of default. “Michelle is exactly what we were looking for,” said Travis Hamel Olsen, chief operating officer of Loan Resolution Corporation. “She is passionate about maximizing the results for our clients and innovative in her approach.” For more information, visit www.LoanResolution.com.
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May 27, 2010
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