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Nick DeSimone Joins EverBank as Retail LO

Feb 23, 2018
EverBank, a division of TIAA FSB, has announced that Nick DeSimone has joined the Retail Lending Division as a Retail Loan Originator

EverBank, a division of TIAA FSB, has announced that Nick DeSimone has joined the Retail Lending Division as a Retail Loan Originator. De Simone will be located in Parsippany, N.J., specializing in the tri-state area, offering residential mortgage solutions to local customers and build awareness of EverBank’s products and programs in the Northeast Region.
 
With 12 years of experience in the mortgage industry, De Simone has strong relationships throughout the Northeast and will work with the builder and Realtor community, allowing him to provide the best products and service to their local clients.
 
De Simone previously worked for NJ Lenders Corporation.

 
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