New American Funding Continues Midwest Expansion

Apr 25, 2017

New American Funding has expanded in the Midwest region with its latest branch in Naperville, Ill. This newest branch marks the second Chicagoland grand opening for New American in six months. The Naperville branch will be a full-service location that caters to the residential mortgage needs of local consumers and real estate agents. It will offer a complete spectrum of purchase and refinance options to the Chicago metropolitan housing market.

Jose Rincon, who has been a mortgage professional in that community for more than a decade, will serve as the Naperville branch manager. Rincon is a top-producing loan originator who ranks 24th on the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals’ (NAHREP) Top 250 Latino Mortgage Originators list.

“We’re excited to be a part of New American Funding’s expansion in the Chicagoland area,” said Rincon. “We look forward to growing with an industry powerhouse that integrates innovative technology with superior customer service to provide a pleasant experience to all of our clients.”

Rincon will be joined by an experienced mortgage team, who will service consumers in Chicago’s western suburbs.

“We’re thrilled because this location has been long awaited,” said Hamid Hamrah, New American Funding Regional VP. “We look forward to interacting with the members of the community and finding out how we can provide local homebuyers with our second-to-none service.”

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