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Inlanta updates site for customer convenience

Jul 15, 2010

Inlanta Mortgage has completed a redesign of its Web site, www.inlanta.com, to offer loan applicants and other site visitors a quicker and more convenient way to learn about the company’s full range of programs and services. Inlanta’s new site includes many valuable consumer resources and tools. Applicants can get answers to many frequently asked mortgage questions and even set up a customized tracker to alert them when rates reach a target level. Visitors also have an opportunity to initiate a free, no obligation consultation with an Inlanta mortgage professional about any of Inlanta’s loan programs for home purchase, home renovation and refinance. “The new Web site accomplishes our goal of offering visitors a one-stop source for mortgage answers and solutions,” said Jean Badciong, chief operating officer at Inlanta Mortgage. “It offers an easy and secure way to complete a quick loan request, submit a loan application or view the status of a loan from the convenience of any computer or mobile device. Whether they are interested in a conventional loan, FHA mortgage, refinancing, or even a reverse mortgage, visitors can use the Web site to get the information they need to proceed with confidence.” Visitors also can learn about the company’s 17-year history, read about recent news and events, and explore employment opportunities and partnership programs with Inlanta. Testimonials from Inlanta customers address the company’s professionalism, the refinancing process, and how Inlanta has made the dream of home ownership a reality for many individuals, couples and families. For more information, visit www.inlanta.com.
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