The Mortgage Collaborative Welcomes New Lender Members and Preferred Partners to Its Expanding Network
The newest lender members of The Mortgage Collaborative include:
Zillow Home Loans
Old National Bank
Griffin Funding
CIS Home Loans
NEO Home Loans, powered by Better | Better Mortgage Corporation
AFC Mortgage Group
Pilgrim Mortgage
These lenders bring over 500 years of diverse expertise and innovative approaches to mortgage lending, strengthening TMC's mission of fostering peer-to-peer collaboration and business growth within the industry.
Additionally, TMC welcomes the following preferred partners to its network:
HousingWire – A leading mortgage and housing industry news, insights, and analysis source.
Mortgage Workflow Partners (MWP) – A trusted consultancy optimizing mortgage workflow and operational efficiencies.
SocialCoach (Rejoining) – A premier social media automation and compliance platform for mortgage professionals.
Blend (Rejoining) – A digital lending platform streamlining the mortgage application and approval process.
Longbridge – A prominent reverse mortgage lender focused on expanding homeownership opportunities for seniors.
'TMC's continued growth is a testament to the power of collaboration in today's mortgage landscape,' said Jodi Hall, President & CEO of The Mortgage Collaborative. 'We are thrilled to welcome these outstanding lenders and partners, each of whom brings valuable perspectives and expertise to our network. Their commitment to innovation and service aligns perfectly with our mission of driving positive change in the mortgage industry.'
As part of TMC's dynamic network, these new members and partners will access exclusive resources, data benchmarking, best practices, and a highly engaged community of industry professionals dedicated to collective success.
For more information about The Mortgage Collaborative and its growing network, email [email protected].
About The Mortgage Collaborative
The Mortgage Collaborative (TMC) is a membership-driven organization dedicated to empowering mortgage lenders across the United States through networking, education, and advocacy. Our goal is to support the success of our members by fostering an environment of collaboration and innovation. For more information, visit https://www.mortgagecollaborative.com/.
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Keywords: Mortgage, The Mortgage Collaborative, empowering mortgage lenders, data benchmarking, best practices, SAN DIEGO, Calif.
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