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Norcom Mortgage Opens Its 35th Branch

Jun 08, 2016
Norcom Mortgage has continued its expansion, opening a new branch in the Western United States in Denver, and has appointed Andrew J. Hulko, who has worked in the mortgage industry since 2000, as branch manager of the new Denver office

Norcom Mortgage has added it 35th branch, located in Langhorne, Penn., to be managed by Michael Licciardi, who brings 19 years of mortgage industry experience to Norcom.

“I’m willing to go the extra mile to provide my clients with the best customer service possible," said Licciardi. "If there are any setbacks along the way, I work hard to create a plan that will help my clients achieve their dream of home ownership or refinancing.”

James Morin, Norcom’s senior Vice President of Retail Lending, stated, “Michael Licciardi has vast experience within the mortgage industry. He genuinely works hard to always make sure his clients understand the process and are obtaining the best financing possible.”

Norcom Mortgage now has 35 retail branch offices servicing the entire East Coast.

“I’m very excited to welcome Michael Licciardi to the Norcom Mortgage family," said Greg Radding, Norcom’s vice president of Retail Lending. "His knowledge and skills will ensure an excellent experience for those that are looking for home financing. We look forward to seeing all of the good work Michael does in the Langhorne area.”

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