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NFM Lending Launches Myrtle Beach Branch Under Korbin Causey

Jan 14, 2026
Korbin Causey

NFM Lending broadens its presence in the Carolinas with a new Myrtle Beach branch led by industry veteran Korbin Causey

NFM Lending has expanded its regional footprint with the opening of a new branch in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, led by mortgage industry veteran Korbin Causey. The announcement reflects NFM’s strategy to extend its lending platform and customer service offerings across key markets in the Carolinas.

Causey, who assumes the role of branch manager for the Myrtle Beach location, will also serve as senior vice president of NFM’s Great Lakes Division. In this expanded executive capacity, he is tasked with driving growth and enhancing service delivery for a broad range of home financing solutions, including conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, and other tailored loan programs.

“At this stage of my career, I chose NFM to align with a platform that is truly bigger than any one individual or team,” Causey said, emphasizing his commitment to leveraging NFM’s infrastructure, technology, and training resources to scale operations across the Carolinas. He added that the partnership is designed to support long‑term, sustainable growth with a focus on team collaboration and market leadership.

Daniel Sa, president of NFM’s Great Lakes Division, welcomed Causey and his team: “Adding the Korbin Causey Team to NFM Lending is a significant win for our organization. As a top-ranked team in the Myrtle Beach market, they bring momentum, leadership, and a proven track record that strengthens our division and opens new opportunities throughout North and South Carolina.”

The Myrtle Beach branch aims to serve a wide spectrum of borrowers — from first‑time homebuyers to those seeking second homes or investment properties. NFM Lending is actively recruiting qualified Mortgage Loan Originators for full‑ and part‑time roles to support its growth objectives.

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