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Clint Reinhardt Joins Valuation Partners

Jan 03, 2012

Valuation Partners has announced the addition of Clint Reinhardt as vice president and national account executive. Clint brings more than 25 years of appraisal, mortgage banking and settlement services experience to Valuation Partners, as well as proven sales leadership and a thorough knowledge of credit, flood and automated valuation products and services. Reinhardt will be responsible for broadening Valuation Partners’ reach in the central U.S., from the Rocky Mountains to east of the Mississippi River. Reinhardt began his career as a top performing loan officer for Citibank Mortgage in St. Louis, Missouri, later serving as an assistant vice president for the company. Most recently, Reinhardt was vice president and regional sales manager for Bank of America’s correspondent lending division, where he exceeded revenue and volume goals every year for the past five years. Reinhardt also served as first vice president and regional sales manager for LandSafe, where he led the company’s national team for its appraisal, credit, flood and automated valuation products, and as national sales manager for Equifax Mortgage Services. “Clint is a business development ‘pro’ with a history of exceeding the sales goals of some of the biggest names in the mortgage industry,” said Valuation Partners CEO Bill Fall. “We’re very proud to have someone of Clint’s caliber on our team. We expect him to be a vital part of our continued growth throughout the Midwest.”
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