HOUSTON, Dec. 15, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Allied Home Mortgage Capital Corporation (AHMCC), the nation's largest mortgage banker/broker, is offering training for FHA, Rural Development, and Reverse Mortgages to brokers and loan officers throughout the home loan industry. The economically priced instruction satisfies mortgage brokers' needs for continuing education credits on various topics and products available to homebuyers.
"As a leader in the mortgage business, we take great pride in providing top-notch training to our branch offices and employees across the country. Knowing how good it is, we felt we should share our resources with the rest of the industry," Allied's President Jim Hodge said.
"The old Texas saying about a rising tide lifting all boats is true. Our education and training of mortgage brokers from any and all companies in the business benefits them professionally, but most importantly, it provides better service to our customers - America's future home owners," Hodge said.
Three-day sessions on the subjects were recently given to interested loan officers and brokers in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Future dates and locations are tentatively set for mid-January in Florida and Georgia. Topics for those meetings may also cover: Origination and Processing 101, Understanding Credit and Credit Scores, VA Origination Basics, and Compliance.
So far, the classes have received great reviews. Post-training critiques from attendees included comments such as: "Very interesting course and well explained, anyone could understand!" "Best training I've ever been to," and "Put us on your mailing list for all future meetings."
For information on future dates and topics, contact AHMCC's Sr. Vice President of National Training, Sandra Wiley, at swiley@alliedhomenet.com.
About Allied:
Founded in 1991, AHMCC is the largest privately held mortgage banker/broker in the U.S., with more than 650 offices in 48 states, Guam and the Virgin Islands. It offers a wide variety of mortgage products and services from over 800 lenders.
In 2003 the company funded over $15 billion in loans and was named as one of "The Top 25 Tech-Savvy Lending Firms" by Mortgage Technology magazine - a feat they repeated in 2004.
For more information about the company, visit Allied's websites at www.branchasap.com, www.mortgageasap.com and its Spanish language site, www.prestamopronto.net.
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