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Inlanta Mortgage Relocates Its Corporate HQ

Jun 30, 2016
Inlanta Mortgage has announced the relocation of its corporate office to the Jannsen Center in Pewaukee, Wis. to accommodate its expanding operations and administrative staff

Inlanta Mortgage has announced the relocation of its corporate office to the Jannsen Center in Pewaukee, Wis. to accommodate its expanding operations and administrative staff.

“We have experienced consistent and steady growth over the last several years. This year has pushed us to capacity in our current location,” said Nicholas DelTorto, president and CEO of Inlanta Mortgage. “The new office will support our continued growth and expansion as we continue to achieve sales volume of record highs. I am extremely proud of our company and the service we provide to our referral customers, consumers, and the communities we serve. This is such an exciting step for the company as we are nearing our 25-year anniversary. Plus, it is a beautiful location for our corporate headquarters. It is a wonderful testimony to the people in this company, the quality of their work, and our unique culture that has allowed us to survive during rate fluctuations, and assimilate mountains of new regulations within this industry.”

Inlanta continues to expand, now operating 16 offices in the state of Wisconsin alone, and a total of 35 offices in nine states.

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