Inlanta Mortgage Welcomes Brian Jensen as RVP of Business Development

Feb 13, 2017

Inlanta Mortgage has announced the addition of Brian Jensen, regional vice president of Business Development.

“Inlanta has seen significant growth over the past year,” said Inlanta Mortgage President and CEO Nicholas DelTorto. “We moved our corporate headquarters to a new building to accommodate our expanding staff, we have added four branches within the last quarter, and we want to expand our footprint in Colorado and Texas and continue to grow our presence in the North East and elsewhere across the country. Brian Jensen will help us accomplish our planned growth strategy by serving a vital role on our business development team.”

Jensen comes to Inlanta Mortgage with more than 26 years in the mortgage business and has worked in both wholesale and retail sales, capital markets, finance, servicing, and REO management, giving him a remarkable base of expertise to adapt to changes in the market.

“There are some simple guiding principles behind Inlanta’s success that drew me to the company: integrity, strength, service, and respect,” Jensen said. “These guiding principles, along with their commitment to investing in cutting-edge technology and in having the best tools and process available to their highly qualified loan officers, are absolutely the secret sauce to this firm.”

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