| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|
Pinpoint Mortgage Partners is a Durham, NC-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Family First Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative that offers a range of financial products and services, including checking and savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and IRAs. The credit union was founded in 1930 to serve employees ...
Norstar Financial is a Saint Peters, MO-based company in the Financial Services sector.
New Penn Financial has become a leading nationwide lender by bringing expertise, extremely competitive rates on a broad portfolio of mortgage products, and exceptional customer service under one roof. Founded in 2008, and licensed in 48 states, the company and its reputation have grown rapidly under the guidance of a management team with years of experience in the mortgage industry. Headquartered in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania with over 140 branch offices nationwide, New Penn has been recognized by multiple business and industry publications, including the Inc. Magazine 500/5000 lists of fastest growing private companies, Scotsman Guide top U.S. mortgage lenders, and Mortgage Executive Magazine`s list of 50 Best Companies to Work For. New Penn now employs over 1,800 employees and serves thousands of customers each month. In June of 2011, New Penn Financial joined forces with Shellpoint Partners, LLC. Backed by Shellpoint Partners` capital, leadership and securitization capabilities, New Penn helps a wide spectrum of qualified borrowers reach their homeownership goals through a growing portfolio of innovative non-agency loan programs. New Penn Financial is looking for talented individuals to join us in opportunities throughout the organization including sales, operations and corporate career paths.
Mid-Island Mortgage Corp. has been serving the community since 1959 and is home to the most seasoned veterans in the mortgage industry today. Large enough to access every major market in the country and small enough to provide individual care and service