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E Mortgage Capital Funded $4B In Mortgage Loans In 2020

Feb 09, 2021
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E Mortgage Capital, a full-service mortgage company, funded a record $4 billion in loans in 2020. The record marked a 620% increase from the previous year.

The company grew its staff by close to 50% over the past six months and now totals close to 500 employees, according to a press release. E Mortgage is actively recruiting experienced loan officers and branch managers, who work as independent originators and are free to build their own brands.

"Our team has grown dramatically over the past year, and we have no plans of slowing down," said E Mortgage Capital President Sam Hijazin. "With the mortgage industry taking a recent turn for the better, there is a constant need to keep innovating, outworking everybody else, and above all, staying focused.

The company is licensed in 12 states including California, Colorado, Hawaii, Washington and Florida. By the end of 2021, E Mortgage plans to be licensed in 25 states.

"We're proud to be one of the highest producing brokerages and non-delegated lenders in the industry and are thrilled that we've helped thousands of hardworking Americans buy or refinance their homes last year," said E Mortgage Capital CEO Joe Shalaby. "We're making significant investments into our business to ensure we continue our growth in 2021, regardless of market conditions."

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