Shore Mortgage Recruiting for 150 Jobs

Published August 27, 2007, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Shore Mortgage, Birmingham, Mich., has announced that it is recruiting 150 new employees, including underwriters, account executives, and loan officers, for its five locations in the Detroit metropolitan area.Noting that its announcement runs counter to the industry trend of downsizing and layoffs, the company touted its "consistent growth pattern" and said full-time positions are available in Birmingham, Canton, Roseville, and Taylor. Shore said mortgage professionals with experience in closing, processing, underwriting, servicing, post-closing, accounting, secondary marketing, quality control, information technology, or customer service are encouraged to apply for the positions. The company can be found online at http://www.shoremortgage.com.

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