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The Mortgage Collaborative Adds 16 New Members

Jan 07, 2016
The Mortgage Collaborative has announced the addition of 16 new lenders to their national network of originating members

The Mortgage Collaborative has announced the addition of 16 new lenders to their national network of originating members, announced the Collaborative’s EVP of National Sales & Strategic Alliances Rich Swerbinsky.

“We’re very excited about this most recent wave of additions to our lender member network, because they collectively represent a cross-section of small to mid-size lenders across America,” said Swerbinsky. “We’ve added best-in-class independent mortgage bankers, community banks and credit unions—all of whom face challenges to their business model in their attempts to compete with larger lenders. The expertise and collective origination volume these additions bring to our network will help all our lender members operate more strategically and efficiently in 2016 and beyond.”

The new member companies are as follows:

►1st Security Bank of Washington – Mountlake Terrace, WA

Banc Home Loans – Irvine, CA

BECU – Tukwila, WA

CNB Mortgage – Pittsford, NY

Cornerstone Home Lending – Houston, TX

FM Home Loans – Brooklyn, NY

GVC Mortgage – Pendleton, IN

Jersey Mortgage – Cranford, NJ

LeaderOne Financial Corp. – Kansas City, MO

Mann Mortgage – Kalispell, MT

OVM Financial – Chesapeake, VA

Signature Mortgage – Canton, OH

Stockton Mortgage Company – Frankfort, KY

Success Mortgage Partners – Plymouth, MI

USA Mortgage – St. Louis, MO

Waterstone Mortgage Corp. – Pewaukee, WI

The addition of these companies increases the aggregate origination volume of The Mortgage Collaborative’s lender members to over $80 billion annually. In the past five months, The Collaborative has added 31 new originating lender members and 26 new preferred partner companies, capping off a year of rapid growth for the cooperative network.

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