The expansion-minded MetLife Home Loans is eyeing a possible entry into both correspondent residential lending and warehouse financing, a company spokesman confirmed. In an interview with National Mortgage News, the spokesman said MetLife is exploring these sectors for 2010 but could not provide any details at press time. Over the past two months rumors have circulated that MLHL, a subsidiary of MetLife Bank, N.A., was not only entering correspondent and warehouse lending but had hired a manager to spearhead the effort. The spokesman said he could not confirm the hiring of anyone at this time. In mid-2008 MetLife bought the origination and servicing divisions of First Horizon National Corp. of Memphis. The sale was accomplished through an asset purchase that included 230 retail and wholesale offices. Today, MLHL ranks 11th nationwide in both residential lending and servicing, according to the Quarterly Data Report.
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