A small, privately-held mortgage banking company based in Wyoming has opened a new branch office, an indication that some home finance firms are thriving in the face of the housing recession.
“We aren't going to sit around waiting for the economy to fix itself,” says David Heuermann, vice president of production for the Cheyenne-based Wallick & Volk. "We have a strategy and the services to help our clients through these difficult times."
Wallick & Volk has guided its customers through numerous downturns since it was founded in 1932 during the greatest recession of them all. “We have the experience to navigate the fiercest economic cycles,” says Heuermann, adding, “we're strong, we're growing and we have money to lend.”
The new office in Mesa, Ariz., is the 18th office for the company. It is licensed in nine Western states – Arizona, California, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wyoming – and has branches in all but Nebraska and Oregon.
