As part of our commitment to support our origination partners nationwide and to meet demand for our products and services, LDWholesale, a division of loanDepot, celebrated the grand opening its newest state-of-the-art campus in Plano, Texas. This expansion is the second for the LDWholesale in less than a year—and its first outside of California.
At loanDepot, we’re continually developing new technologies to help better serve responsible borrowers all across America. But we couldn’t do it without a best-in-class technology team, which includes Geoff Bastow, our executive vice president of technology solutions.
Helping the communities in which we work and live is a core value for #TeamloanDepot. We’re also a group that puts its collective hearts into our fundraisers—and our third-annual blood drive for the American Red Cross was no exception. January is National Blood Donor Month. It’s also historically a time of the year in which it is difficult for the Red Cross to collect enough blood to meet all patients’ needs.
Historically low interest rates continue to make long term financing, such as a 30-year home loan, an excellent option for homebuyers, loanDepot Chief Financial Officer Bryan Sullivan told the media.
A consummate professional, April Bain is dedicated to the details—and supporting her fellow #TeamloanDepot associates. April and her team ensure that our Scottsdale campus runs smoothly so our associates can focus on helping America’s borrowers achieve their financial dreams. Her advice to current and future #TeamloanDepot associates
Led by entrepreneur and lending visionary Anthony Hsieh, along with his world class management team, loanDepot has accomplished what most lenders could not: In six short years, the company grew to 5,000+ employees nationwide, redefined lending to create a new hybrid category, built a market-leading brand sustainable in all credit cycles, and funded $60 billion in personal, purchase, refinance and home equity loans.
If imortgage’s John Wellsandt used one word to describe the mortgage industry in 2016, it would be “evolution.” That’s because it the word that best describes his vision for the future of the mortgage industry AND his goals for new loan officers entering the field.
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