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New American Funding Continues Expansion With New Missouri Branch

Oct 31, 2016
New American Funding has expanded in the Midwest region with its latest branch in Naperville, Ill.

New American Funding has announced that it is expanding its Mid-Western territory with a new Missouri location in St. Robert, Mo. This full-service branch will meet the residential mortgage needs of local consumers, and real estate agents who are facilitating home loans in Fort Leonard Wood and surrounding communities of Missouri. The location will offer a variety of products, including purchase and refinance loan options.

To lead this expansion, New American Funding has enlisted the expertise of mortgage industry veteran Kevin Gibbs who will serve as branch manager.

“This is an exciting chapter for New American Funding and I could not be more thrilled to play a role in this new venture,” said Gibbs. “The company genuinely cares about what it is doing, cares about its workforce, and its customers; so I’m extremely blessed to be part of such a decorated, dynamic organization that’s poised to have tremendous success in serving communities throughout Missouri.”

This is the fifth Missouri branch for New American Funding, which also has locations in St. Louis, Lee’s Summit and Nixa.

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