David Hartman and Eric Johnson to Co-Manage Inlanta Mortgage's Green Bay Branch

Jul 20, 2015

Inlanta Mortgage has added the origination team of David Hartman and Eric Johnson to co-manage Inlanta's branch in Green Bay, Wis. Hartman has been a licensed mortgage originator since 1998, previously working at PrimeLending as a production manager. David was also the founder and president of Mortgage Headquarters Inc. from 2003-2013. Johnson has been a licensed mortgage originator since 1996. He was one of the founders of Cornerstone Mortgage and left that organization to become branch manager and a loan originator with Inlanta Mortgage.

"I am extremely excited to join the Inlanta team and get back to originating home loans and providing exceptional customer service to my clients and referral partners,” said Hartman.

“The opportunities and loan products that we can offer our clients through Inlanta are without compare," Johnson said. "Inlanta is a large enough platform to be able to offer exceptional pricing to our borrowers, and as a Wisconsin-based company, it is small enough to still care about its customers.”

Inlanta Vice President of Branch Development Joe Ramis said, “We are pleased to welcome Eric and Dave to the Inlanta team. Inlanta continues to grow by partnering with successful loan originators and managers with strong ethical values like Eric and Dave. We are excited to help even more home buyers in the Green Bay area with their home financing needs.”

In addition to Hartman and Johnson, Cindy Klimek joins the office as a loan processor.

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