MILFORD, CT, May 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Total Mortgage Services, LLC, a leading national mortgage lender, announced an expansion of its Milford, CT headquarters. Total Mortgage has added an additional two thousand square-foot of office space which will house the company's senior leadership. The new space is part of the same building complex where Total Mortgage's origination and operation centers are located. Total Mortgage now occupies more than 10,000 square feet of office space at its headquarters on West Main Street in Milford, CT as well as other regional offices.
"We have been part of the City of Milford's business community since 1997, and we are excited about our rapid growth," commented John Walsh, Founder and President of Total Mortgage. "We have hired more than thirty new employees over the past year, and our expansion is direct result of the success of both our retail and wholesale lending platforms."
Mr. Walsh continued, "Our dedication to responsible lending and top notch customer service has enabled us to grow during a tumultuous time in the mortgage industry. We believe our continued commitment to these core values will help us thrive in the future."
Total Mortgage is actively hiring fully-licensed, experienced loan officers, as well as marketing and operational staff. The company is now licensed in 27 states and the District of Columbia with plans to be licensed in all 50 states in the near future.
Benjamin G. Blake, Mayor, City of Milford, CT said, "Amid a struggling national economy, Total Mortgage has become a key employer in Milford, CT, and the expansions of its operations is a win-win situation for both the Company and our city. Total Mortgage will continue to leverage New Haven County's well-educated, diverse workforce as they further grow their business, while Milford can count on one of the nation's most responsible lenders to be an integral part of our local economy."
About Total Mortgage Services, LLC
Total Mortgage Services, LLC is an industry-leading direct-to consumer and wholesale mortgage lender. The company was founded in 1997, and has been included in the Inc. Magazines' list of America's Fastest Growing companies in 2011 and 2010 and holds Better Business Bureau "A" ranking since 1997. Licensed in 27 states and the District of Columbia, Total Mortgage offers a wide array of mortgage loans. In 2010, Total Mortgage launched its wholesale lending platform TMS Funding. Visit TotalMortgage.com for fixed mortgage rates, FHA mortgage rates, jumbo mortgage rates, ARM rates as well as other mortgage rates.
For more information on Total Mortgage on the web: http://www.totalmortgage.com,
Twitter: @TotalMortgage, and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TotalMortgageServices.
Total Mortgage Expands Headquarters to Accommodate Growth
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