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VIP Mortgage Continues Colorado Expansion

Nov 11, 2016
VIP Mortgage is continuing their rapid growth in the Colorado market by moving into a larger office space in Centennial, Colo.

VIP Mortgage is continuing their rapid growth in the Colorado market by moving into a larger office space in Centennial, Colo.

“This move is an important step for us as we continue our advancement into the Colorado market,” said Blair Weed, regional vice president for VIP’s Colorado operations. “It is the perfect location and will allow us to reach and serve clients throughout the Front Range”.

Colorado has been on the radar for expansion for some time and this move is just the beginning for what VIP hopes to be continuing success throughout the state. With the new office now up and running, VIP is looking forward to quickly adding more branches in Denver, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins.

“This move will serve as the catalyst for expanding VIP Mortgage’s presence in Colorado,” said Jay Barbour, VIP founder and president. “Blair and his team are ready to take advantage of this opportunity, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds! Growing VIP in my home state of Colorado has long been a dream, and to see it coming to fruition is beyond exciting for me and the whole VIP family.”

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