Pacific Home Touts AE Comp Plan

Published February 25, 2005, 3:00 p.m. EST

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Pacific Home Funding Corp., dba LoanFunders, has announced the launch of a 100% compensation plan for its account executives based on experience and proven results.Craig Anderson, Pacific Home's vice president of sales, said the new compensation plan "is based on our belief that our most valued customer is our sales force. We want our account executives to partner with LoanFunders and receive compensation for their efforts based on their track record of success." The company said it intends to structure the program based on prior earnings. LoanFunders is a mortgage banker and broker based in Corona, Calif. The company specializes in nonprime loans, but also maintains A-paper, government, and home equity divisions. Its new website can be found online at http://www.loanfunders.com.

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