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Foundation Financial Group Expands Mortgage Lending Services Into Minnesota

Nov 02, 2010

Foundation Financial Group has announced that it is now licensed to offer mortgage services to residents in Minnesota, the third state into which the mortgage lender has expanded during the past three months. Foundation Financial Group recently became licensed to serve customers in Maine and New Jersey. With the addition of Minnesota, Foundation Financial Group is now licensed in 33 states. "We are eager to bring our excellent customer service and industry expertise to the residents of Minnesota," said Mark W. Boyer, Foundation Financial Group executive vice president. "Whether prospective homeowners are considering conventional financing or other options, Foundation Financial Group is dedicated to helping its clients realize their financial goals." For more information, visit www.onlineffg.com.
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Nov 02, 2010
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