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Mutual of Omaha Mortgage Announces Wholesale Division

Aug 05, 2022
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage

Loans available through its own platform and in partnership with ReadyPrice, LenderPrice, and Loansifter.

Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has announced it is entering the wholesale mortgage lending market, extending its business-to-business offerings.

Partnership details and opportunities are now available on the company’s recently launched platform, https://moomwholesale.com, as well as featured in ReadyPrice, LenderPrice, and Loansifter (upon request).

“This is a unique opportunity to leverage a world-class brand while providing stable, consistent service and value in an unsteady market,” Colin Treend, president of the wholesale division at Mutual of Omaha Mortgage, said. “Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has built-in advantages that allow us to provide a consistently strong price, great service, and a team of knowledgeable people.”

A subsidiary of Mutual of Omaha, Mutual of Omaha Mortgage offers a variety of home financing and refinancing options, as well as industry-leading reverse mortgage products to help its customers through life’s transitions.

Founded in 1909, Mutual of Omaha is a Fortune 500 organization offering a variety of insurance and financial products for individuals, businesses, and groups throughout the United States. As a mutual company, Mutual of Omaha is owned by its policyholders and committed to providing outstanding service to its customers.

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