Union Home Mortgage Acquires Phoenix-Based Alliance Home Loans

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

May 18, 2018

Union Home Mortgage (UHM) has announced the asset purchase of Alliance Home Loans in Phoenix, Ariz., under the Union Home Mortgage brand. UHM’s acquisition will push the company’s loan volume to more than $4 billion in annual loan production.

“The announcement was met with a great UHM spirit,” shared Bill Cosgrove, CEO and owner of Union Home Mortgage. He continued, “I believe the culture match is wonderful and Jamie Korus Pearce [President of Alliance Home Loans] should be proud of the company she has built. Alliance employees have impressed us, and they are absolute UHM material. The addition of our new Partners to our current family in Phoenix is paving our way to be a force in the Valley of the Sun.”

“I am thrilled to be able to offer my team the opportunity to join a world-class company,” said Jamie Korus Pearce, President of Alliance Home Loans. “My team is my most valuable asset and the decision to join UHM was easy because their culture is to value and treat their team in the same manner. UHM has the most impressive leadership team I have ever seen, and the platform, operations and tools that they have created and made available has everyone extremely excited about this new venture. Union Home Mortgage is owned, run and led by people that I trust and know are all about people, ethics, and integrity and have a process to ensure maximum production. We are all glad to have our mortgage family with Union Home Mortgage.”

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