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Parkside Lending Opens for Business in Missouri

Mar 18, 2016
Parkside Lending LLC has announced that it is now lending in the state of Missouri

Parkside Lending LLC has announced that it is now lending in the state of Missouri. Parkside has been growing rapidly and with the addition of Missouri, its national expansion has now reached 48 states.

"We are excited to bring Parkside’s ‘power of caring’ to our clients’ borrowers in Missouri,” said Matthew Ostrander, chairman and chief executive officer of Parkside Lending. “We will deliver the same great customer experience that our clients rely on in all the other regions of the country.”

Ostrander co-founded Parkside Lending in 2004. He and his management team successfully navigated the mortgage deterioration of 2007-08, and have since grown the company to become a well-known national wholesale lending platform.

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