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LendSure Continues Expansion, Opens Office In Missouri

Aug 24, 2021

San Diego-Based, Non-QM Wholesale Lender Now Has Locations In 5 States

LendSure Mortgage Corp., a leading Non-QM wholesale lender, announced today it is now a licensed lender in Missouri. 

The expansion adds an office in a fifth state and enables LendSure to provide its unique suite of non-QM programs for mortgage brokers to offer to Missouri residents.

"LendSure is known for stellar service, outstanding responsiveness and common-sense underwriting," said Joseph Lydon, co-founder and managing director of LendSure Mortgage Corp. "Our new office in Missouri allows us to offer our loan programs to the people of this great state and to deliver the exceptional service and support our other clients have come to expect from LendSure."

The Missouri office is located in Ellisville. In addition to its corporate headquarters in San Diego, Calif., LendSure has also established operations in Rhode Island, Georgia, and Utah, and new locations are planned in the coming months.

LendSure Mortgage Corp. was founded in 2015 to help mortgage professionals offer a wider range of programs to meet clients’ needs. LendSure is a wholesale lender offering a comprehensive range of non-QM loan programs for borrowers that don't fit conforming guidelines, including self-employed borrowers, business owners, property investors, and foreign national borrowers. 

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