MBA Bolsters Its Membership With 24 New Members

Oct 14, 2015

The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has announced that it has added 24 new regular members to its ranks, which currently numbers more than 2,200 member companies. MBA welcomes the following new members:

►AssetAvenue–Los Angeles
►Bankers Xpress LLC–Woodland Hills, Calif.
►Boenning & Scattergood Inc.–Powell, Ohio
►Capstone Direct Inc.–Newbury Park, Calif.
►Cendera Bank NA–Fort Worth, Texas
►Compass Home Loans LLC–Honolulu, Hawaii
►Crosscountry Mortgage Inc.–Brecksville, Ohio
►Dupont Community Credit Union–Waynesboro, Va.
►First Federal Bank-Kansas City, Mo.
►Florida Community Bank NA–Naples, Fla.
►Fountainhead Commercial Capital LLC–Orlando, Fla.
►Great Plains National Bank–Oklahoma City, Okla.
►HighTechLending Inc.–Irvine, Calif.
►Jordan Capital Finance–Northbrook, Ill.
►Lodge Financial–Chicago
►Mortgage 1 Inc.–Sterling Heights, Mich.
►Mortgage Capital Associates–Los Angeles
►NeighborWorks HomeOwnership Center Sacramento Region–Sacramento, Calif.
►Premier Funding Team–Covina, Calif.
►Solera National Bank–Denver, Colo.
►Table Rock Community Bank–Branson West, Mo.
►Team USA Mortgage LLC–Quincy, Ill.
►TIB, The Independent Bankers Bank–Dallas, Texas
►Town Square Mortgage & Investments Inc.–Plano, Texas

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