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Inlanta Mortgage to Carry the LendRIGHT Mortgage Industry Seal of Excellence

Apr 19, 2011

Inlanta Mortgage has announced that it will be carrying the new LendRIGHT seal of excellence for the mortgage industry. The LendRIGHT program is designed to allow consumers to easily recognize lenders who are committed to providing a premium level of service, expertise and ethics in their community. The LendRIGHT mark will indicate to consumers that participating members of the Lenders One mortgage cooperative have pledged to pursue operational integrity and customer service excellence. “We are excited to offer the LendRIGHT guarantee,” said Inlanta Mortgage Senior Vice President Nicholas DelTorto. “The LendRIGHT seal of approval confirms that Inlanta Mortgage is committed to providing the highest quality mortgage services to our customers.” Before receiving the LendRIGHT designation, Inlanta made a pledge to maintain their pursuit of excellence in lending by fulfilling the following promises: ►Relationships—Working with you to help you identify the right loan. ►Information—Sharing what we know to help you understand your options. ►Guidance—Providing advice to help you make good choices. ►Honesty—Communicating and responding to your needs in an open manner, and working to take care of the details to help you close on time. ►Trust—Working to take care of the details to help you close on time.
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Apr 19, 2011
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