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Greg Musso Joins Equi-Trax as National Sales Director

Dec 07, 2010

Equi-Trax Asset Solutions LP, a national provider of innovative collateral valuations, door knock and other borrower outreach services, has hired Greg Musso as its national sales director. “Our services, such as our door knock product, have never been more needed than they are now,” said Musso. “Our approach is to offer high-quality, cost-effective products, supported by great people and with excellent technology. That’s why I look forward to discussing our products with clients.” In his new role, he is responsible for the firm’s borrower outreach initiatives, such as door knock services, as well as broker price opinions, appraisals and hybrid valuations. Musso, a 30 year veteran of the mortgage business, joins Equi-Trax from Franklin Credit Management, where he served as a business development regional manager, offering a complete menu of distressed asset management and servicing products. Prior to that, as the national sales manager of correspondent lending for Freedom Mortgage, Musso established the correspondent division and recruited a national sales staff. In addition, he has been on the management teams of several top lenders, including Sovereign Bank and Bank One-Chase, now JPMorgan Chase. For more information, visit www.equi-trax.com.  
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