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MC Home Loans Opens Flagship Office in NYC

Aug 20, 2015
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MC Home Loans, a mortgage banking firm led by Melissa Cohn, has opened a flagship office in Midtown Manhattan.

"We've taken the well-oiled machine that was Manhattan Mortgage and combined it with today's technology and additional banking resources to create MC Home Loans. We are thrilled to enter the marketplace," said Cohn, president of MC Home Loans.

Manhattan Mortgage, owned and operated by Cohn for more than 30 years, was widely recognized as a top firm in providing mortgage financing for the residential market.

"We know that the deal has to be done now, and we are only as good as our last mortgage," said Cohn. "We will always treat each call with a sense of urgency, which is why our clients are clients for life."

Cohn has kept her edge in understanding how global market changes affect the mortgage industry, and her social media platforms will continue to put out information relevant to the market.

"Our job is to be able to provide current information on the mortgage rates and what's affecting them so you can make decisions about your loans when you need to," said Cohn. "It's an exciting time to be in this space."

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