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Caliber Home Loans Continues Expansion With Latest Acquisition

Jul 01, 2016
Caliber Home Loans Inc. has completed its acquisition of First Priority Financial, a regional residential mortgage lender with branches and originators serving California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Iowa

Caliber Home Loans Inc. has completed its acquisition of First Priority Financial, a regional residential mortgage lender with branches and originators serving California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Iowa.

"We are pleased to complete this transaction and expand Caliber's geographic footprint in the Western United States," said Sanjiv Das, chief executive officer of Caliber. "With the addition of the talented First Priority Financial team, we are even better equipped to serve our customers across the country and meet their unique financing needs. Together, we will continue to focus on a customer-centric culture and create innovative new loan solutions. With First Priority Financial, we will be positioned to extend our successful track record as a trusted mortgage provider."

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