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McLean Mortgage Increases Its Sales Team

Apr 11, 2016
McLean Mortgage has increased its total sales force of 90 loan officers and loan assistants by close to 20 percent and the results are already evident with the company closing just under $160 million in volume in March

McLean Mortgage has increased its total sales force of 90 loan officers and loan assistants by close to 20 percent and the results are already evident with the company closing just under $160 million in volume in March, the company’s best closing month since March of 2015. This increase has included 10 new loan officers, many of whom are nationally ranked top producers.

The top four producers joining the company produced over $160 million in volume in 2015:

►Mac Church from Fredericksburg, Va.
Reginald Maddox from Warrenton, Va.
Loretta Flynn from Warrenton, Va.
Addie Gil from Arlington, Va.

New hires have also been added to McLean Mortgage Corporation’s Virginia Beach (VA), Greensboro (NC), Frederick (MD) and Bethesda (MD) offices.

“We are pleased that our production has grown so rapidly as we have added staffing the past quarter. Our closing volume has increased by 100 percent from January to March and our operation continues to close files on time while meeting TRID’s compliance timeframes,” said Pat Peavley, CEO of McLean Mortgage Corporation. “This is a testament to the hard work our operations division has accomplished in order to make such a smooth transition. We are looking forward to additional gains throughout 2016.”

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