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Mortgage Services III announces acquisition of Complete Mortgage Inc.

Jun 01, 2010

Mortgage Services III LLC (MSI) has announced the expansion of its home loan division into the Greater Milwaukee area with the acquisition of Complete Mortgage Inc. of Sussex, Wis. The newly acquired team will be located at 20510 Watertown Court in Waukesha, Wis. The Waukesha office will focus on home purchases as well as refinancing current mortgages using conventional, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and USDA programs. "I am extremely pleased that John Scaffidi and his staff have joined the MSI team," said Mark Young, president and chief executive officer of Mortgage Services III LLC. "Complete Mortgage has been a valued wholesale lending partner for years and will be a valued asset to the Mortgage Services home loan team." The national headquarters of Mortgage Services III LLC is located in Bloomington, Ill. MSI also has additional sales and operations platforms in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill.; Urbandale, Iowa; Warrenville, Ill.; St. Charles, Ill. and two downtown Chicago locations (Milwaukee Avenue and Clark Avenue). For more information, visit www.msiloans.biz.
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