Top Vine Mortgage Ranked Top Mortgage Broker in New Jersey

Aug 28, 2017

Top Vine Mortgage Services LLC has been ranked fifth in the state of New Jersey for Top Mortgage Brokers as surveyed by NJBiz Magazine. In 2016, Top Vine processed more than 300 loans totaling over $95 million dollars in New Jersey alone.

“We are honored with our 2016 selection, as we see this recognition as a confirmation of the efforts we put forward, and by maintaining a commitment of excellence to our customers,” said Top Vine Mortgage Managing Partner Tom Pasckvale. “With the continued hard work and dedication of our award-winning team, we fully expect to join this prestigious list again next year.”

Top Vine is also celebrating their second anniversary with a big win as they have received their license to originate loans in New York State. They have worked for 18 months with the New York State Department of Financial Services to gain the licensing to better serve borrower’s needs throughout New York.

“This is a great opportunity for our loyal customers, business partners and for the Top Vine team,” said Vincent Cervo, Managing Partner of Top Vine. “We are thrilled to now help with their loans in New York. We can now move forward and provide outstanding service and competitive rates to those looking to purchase or refinance in the area.”

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