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REMN Announces New Additions in its Southeast Region

Nov 15, 2011

Real Estate Mortgage Network Inc. (REMN) has announced that Donna Quigley and Tammy Burge have joined the firm's growing Atlanta-area team as mortgage loan originators in the company’s Stockbridge, Ga. office. Reporting directly to Jackie Pratt, vice president and branch manager of the Stockbridge office, Quigley and Burge will help service the mortgage lending needs of the area’s homebuyers, home owners and real estate professionals. “REMN has had a strong presence in the Atlanta area for many years," said Pratt. "Our customer-focused, personal way of handling the mortgage process continues to make us a desired partner for home buyers and real estate professionals throughout the region. Quigley and Burge joining our office in Stockbridge is only going to enhance our reputation as the source for personal service and a commitment to quality when it comes to securing a home mortgage." REMN currently has more than 30 retail offices licensed to originate loans across the continental US, in addition to their online consumer direct division, which is doing business as FinanceMyHome.com. The company employs more than 600 people throughout offices in California, Connecticut, Delaware, Denver, Florida, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. In 2010, REMN closed nearly $3 billion in home loans, solidifying its position as one of the largest independent non-bank lenders in the U.S.
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