New American Funding Opens New California Branch in Camarillo

Jul 24, 2018

New American Funding has opened a new Camarillo branch in the heart of Ventura County, Calif. The Camarillo location will be a full-service branch, providing a range of purchase and refinance loan product, and will work with all borrower types, from first-time homebuyers to experienced investors.

“We’re excited to bring New American Funding’s presence to Camarillo,” said New American’s Camarillo Branch Manager Todd King, a 21-year industry veteran. “Not only do we offer industry-leading close times for our customers but we offer a variety of different loan programs for homebuyers. I came onboard with New American Funding because we have the latest marketing and technology that will enable us to serve our customers with the most up-to-date and efficient home loan process in the industry.”

This is the second branch to open in the valley with another location in Oxnard.

“Todd is extremely well-respected in his community and the clients really respect him as well,” said Virginia Martinez, New American Regional Manager. “He’s a seasoned veteran in his market and is the perfect person for this branch and location. We are excited for the growth that Todd will lead us in.”

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