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Nations Lending Opens New Branch in South Carolina

Nov 18, 2022
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Company taps Hunter Jackson to lead and serve the greater Charleston area.

Nations Lending, a full-service national mortgage lender, has announced the opening of its newest branch in Summerville, S.C. The company has hired native South Carolinian Hunter Jackson as branch manager, where he will be serving buyers across Summerville and the Greater Charleston region. Hunter resides in Downtown Summerville with his wife and two children, where he is active in the community.

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Hunter Jackson

Jackson brings more 16 years to the greater real estate space as a manager, lender, new construction sales and management, as well as a Realtor. He comes from Guaranteed Rate, where he served as Branch Manager. A large focus of his business is working on VA loans.

In this most recent year, he produced $38 million in loan volume production and was a finalist for “Best Mortgage Lender and “Summerville Hero” by the Summerville Journal Scene.

“The people at Nations and the commitment the company makes to employees’ success are the biggest reasons I joined,” said Jackson. “The company culture is second-to-none, and I’m excited to make a splash. It’s amazing the ways that they support the relationship with real estate agents. I can’t wait to show my referral partners the great new things that I now have to offer.”

“Hunter brings an incredible energy that fits right into what we deliver every day here,” said Corey Caster, executive vice president of national production. “We’re excited to bring in a producer of his level in a new market for us.”

 

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Keith Griffin is a senior editor at NMP.
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