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REMN Wholesale Launches Conventional W-2 Program

Sep 01, 2020
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Expansion Of Original Program Launched In December 2019

REMN Wholesale is looking to further its commitment to the broker community with the launch of its Conventional Platinum W-2 Program. REMN's original platinum program for government loans launched in December 2019.

Its latest product will provide the broker community with a combination of reasonable pricing, expectation and service, according to the company. It will be tailored for FNMA and FHLMC borrowers.

"This program, in particular, is one that our ... broker partners have been requesting since the debut of our Platinum series of government products (released late last year), and we’re now offering this nationally," said Carl Markman, REMN’s director of national sales.

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