Radio Host Named Reliance One Prez

Published August 16, 2004, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Don McClain, host of the nationally syndicated radio show "Commercial Real Estate Insight," has been named president of Houston-based Reliance One Mortgage.Mr. McClain has been in commercial and residential real estate lending for 12 years. Don Strouse, recruiter for Reliance One, said having Mr. McClain as president "will elevate Reliance One Mortgage to the premier net-branch mortgage company in the nation" because its branches will be able to provide a greater diversity of service. "Access to commercial real estate markets will separate us from other net-branch companies," Mr. Strouse said.

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