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United Mortgage Corporation joins Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services' list of clients

Jun 04, 2010

Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services' newest client is United Mortgage Corporation. Committed to their customers, United Mortgage Corporation is a mortgage lender who believes in maintaining long-term relationships by providing high quality service. Established in 1991, United Mortgage Corporation's only business is providing mortgages which gives them the capacity to offer the right loan for their clients' needs. Their professional management team has over 150 years experience between them and they offer products for all types of homes, credit, and income situations. United Mortgage Corporation's goal is to make the loan process as simple and worry free as possible. They take pride in offering exemplary customer service. Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services has a reputation for providing successful long-term personalized business partnerships with their clients by delivering fast, accurate, high-quality real estate valuation, appraisal management, and settlement services nationwide. As a client of Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services, United Mortgage Corporation can achieve its goal of providing outstanding customer service because Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services takes pride in their personalized service delivered by outstanding dedicated client service teams. In addition, Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services has the most experienced and dedicated Nationwide Corporate Appraisal Network (NCAN) and an industry-leading 3 Level Corporate Appraisal Quality Control Management Process which means their clients receive only the highest quality appraisals. "United Mortgage Corporation is a great addition to our client roster and we look forward to working with them. Like our goal with all our clients, we will work to establish a successful long-term business partnership," said George Panichas, chairman and chief executive officer of Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services. Lincoln Appraisal & Settlement Services, a national appraisal management and settlement services company founded in 1998 is fully Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and Home Valuation Code of Conduct (HVCC)-compliant, and is a premier provider of a full suite of residential, commercial, and specialized appraisal, title, and closing services/products to the real estate industry. Their clients include some of the nation's largest lending institutions, mortgage brokers, investment banks, law firms, mortgage insurance, and mortgage servicing companies which include: TD Bank, Sovereign Bank, Genworth Financial, Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation (MGIC), Crescent Mortgage, Ryland Homes, and JMAC Lending. For more information, visit www.lincolnappraisal.com.  
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