Continental Home Loans Inc Expands into NJ Real Estate Market

Continental Home Loans, Inc of Melville, N.Y. has announced plans to expand into the New Jersey real estate market with new offices opening in southern New Jersey.

2011-08-19

MOUNT LAUREL, NJ, August 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Continental Home Loans, Inc of Melville, N.Y. has announced plans to expand into the New Jersey real estate market with new offices opening in southern New Jersey.

Continental Home Loans is a a multi-state licensed private banking entity that originates mortgage loans directly to consumers. Headquartered in Melville, N.Y., the company has built its reputation on providing customized and personalized loan solutions

"As people start to make plans for how and where they're going to live in the future, they are also looking for more options in how to make that American dream possible," said Continental Branch Manager Anthony Ambrosio. "As such, we have been able to offer customers a variety of financing options and assistance in planning for their home purchase. We believe that now is the perfect time to expand into the New Jersey real estate market and address a variety of financing needs. We are looking to be the state's new local lender."

With offices in 17 states, Continental Home Loans is the largest independent lender of Federal Housing Administration mortgages in New York State and the leader on Long Island. The company also partners with dozens of secondary market investors as an agent- approved seller servicer, including Fannie Mae (FNMA), Freddie Mac (FHLMC) and Ginnie Mae (GNMA). It is a HUD approved direct-endorsed lender with the FHA, Veterans Administration Automatic Authority, and is a SONYMA participating lender as well.

The company recently opened its first office on North Broad Street in Woodbury and is planning to expand into Camden County later this year. For more information on Continental Home Loans, Inc. visit www.chlmortgagebankers.com.

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