American Mortgage Network, San Diego, has announced the opening of a new regional center in the Dallas area to serve mortgage brokers in much of Texas and Arkansas.AmNet recently opened a regional center in Houston. The Dallas-area operation, located in Irving, will be headed by Nancy Snowden, who has 35 years of mortgage banking experience, AmNet said. "The residential housing market in the Dallas area is outperforming other segments of the economy," Ms. Snowden said. ".... Underwriting and closing will be handled through both the Dallas and Houston offices, while account executives will be located throughout the state to serve broker needs in specific geographic areas." AmNet, a wholly owned subsidiary of American Residential Investment Trust, can be found online at http://www.amnetmortgage.com.
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