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Capital Markets Cooperative and Sun West Mortgage Form Strategic Alliance

Oct 26, 2010

Capital Markets Cooperative (CMC), in partnership with WL Ross & Company LLC, has announced a new strategic alliance with Sun West Mortgage Company (SWMC) where CMC lenders will have access to Sun West's full suite of mortgage products that include FHA 203(b) mortgages, 203(k) rehab and 203(k) streamline, conventional and home equity mortgages, VA and multifamily and the FHA HECM reverse mortgage product. Through this alliance, CMC patrons will enjoy premier pricing and services, as well as advanced training and marketing programs geared towards CMC's member clients. "We're very pleased to partner with Sun West Mortgage Company. The firm's approach to offering additional mortgage solutions and long-standing Ginnie Mae direct issuer status brings new competitively priced options to our membership," said Tom Millon, president and founder of CMC. "We are proud to partner with Capital Markets Cooperative and member firms," said Pavan Agarwal, executive vice president of Sun West Mortgage Company. "CMC's groundbreaking approach to mortgage banking fits with Sun West's philosophy of helping our clients increases CMC's product offerings which, in turn, benefits local borrowers." For more information, visit www.capmkts.org or www.swmc.com.
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Oct 26, 2010
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