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REMN Wholesale Schedules VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinancing Webinar

Feb 17, 2012

REMN Wholesale, a division of Real Estate Mortgage Network Inc., has announced their upcoming free Webinar for VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinancing Loans (IRRRL). Set for Thursday, Feb. 23 from noon-1:00 p.m. EST, the “Helping Our Veterans While Helping Your Business” Webinar will explain the VA IRRRL opportunities that brokers and originators can make available to military veterans with existing VA mortgages. The Webinar will be produced along with National Mortgage Professional Magazine. VA IRRRL’s allow for homeowners to refinance their existing VA mortgages without having to re-qualify. The “Helping Our Veterans While Helping Your Business” Webinar will outline the simple process of offering military veterans savings each month and how brokers can diversify their business by making these streamlined loans available. “The 'Helping Our Veterans While Helping Your Business' Webinar will explain to our colleagues in retail an underutilized way they can grow their business by offering VA IRRRL’s, while also providing a great service to the men and women in our nation’s military," said Joe Amoroso, REMN’s director of national sales. "Education, customer service and an industry leading support system are key parts REMN Wholesale’s success and this Webinar is another way we’re showing our commitment to our retail partners." The “Helping Our Veterans While Helping Your Business” Webinar will be led by REMN Wholesale’s VA Experts. It comes on the heels of REMN’s recent and well attended “Taking the Mystery (and Fear) Out of FHA 203(k) Rehab Loans” Webinar, which was also produced in conjunction with National Mortgage Professional Maagazine. Mortgage brokers and loan originators interested in registering for “Helping Our Veterans While Helping Your Business” can do so online at https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/320110056.
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