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Tim Verinder Joins ResMac as RVP of Sales

Mar 25, 2015

ResMac has expanded its wholesale and correspondent sales footprint by adding veteran Tim Verinder as regional vice president of sales. Verinder brings more than 20 years of mortgage sales and leadership experience to ResMac. In his new position as regional sales manager, Tim will be covering the state of Texas and will be responsible for the development of the Texas wholesale and non-delegated correspondent sales team.

"ResMac was an easy choice for me," said Verinder. "In addition to their competitive pricing and 'can do' attitude, I was very impressed with their current technology platform and the enhancements yet to come. For me and my customer base, it’s all about strengthening the partnership and the ease of doing business. It’s a great fit."

Verinder will be reporting to 22-year industry veteran Greg Lutin, who is now leading all third-party sales, including wholesale and their non-delegated correspondent and emerging banker platforms.

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