Former Freddie Mac Exec Joins RED Mortgage Capital

May 03, 2019

RED Mortgage Capital, a division of ORIX Real Estate Capital LLC, has hired D. Edward Greene as Chief Underwriter for Affordable Housing.

Greene joins RED from Freddie Mac, where he most recently served as Senior Managing Director of Underwriting and Credit. Earlier in his career, he was Vice President in Multifamily and Senior Healthcare Underwriting at RED Capital Group. He will be based out of the company’s office in Reston, VA., and will be responsible for overseeing all affordable credit and loan underwriting and identifying new business opportunities in the affordable housing space.

“RED continues to develop and strategically expand its platforms across the nation and we are thrilled to have an experienced industry professional like Edward join the team,” said Todd Rodenberg, Chief Credit Officer for RED. “He brings innovative ideas and significant experience in leading new business initiatives and conducting large-scale credit, operational, and enterprise risk assessments to the organization. He will be a great asset and team member in his role as Chief Underwriter for the Affordable Housing platform.”

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