New American Appoints Christine Eskina as SoCal Sales Manager

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Feb 07, 2018

New American Funding has named Christine Eskina as Sales Manager, covering the company’s Southern California territory throughout the Inland Empire, San Bernardino Mountains, Greater Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego. Eskina will focus on expanding the company’s footprint across this region through originating loans and building a team of originators.

“I’m excited to be at New American Funding,” said Eskina. “I’m confident this partnership will equip me to take my book of business to the next level; now I have a wider selection of products and enhanced services to deliver customers and partners. I look forward to giving them a first-rate home buying experience, being able to follow through on promises and doing business the way it should be done.”

Eskina, who is joined at New American Funding by her valuable team, brings 25 years of mortgage experience to the company that ranges from processing to underwriting; most recently, she was a Branch Manager and Senior Loan Officer with an independent lender, where she was a top ranked originator within the company for three consecutive years.

“We’re thrilled to have Christine on our team. She’s extremely sharp and her vast understanding of our industry will add tremendous value to our customers,” said Trevor Eschrich, New American Funding Regional Sales Manager. “Not to mention, she has an authentic personality and sincere way of treating people, which are an excellent fit for our company culture.”

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