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Realty Executives Southern Arizona Announces Partnership with Redington Home Loans

June 26, 2008, 3 pm
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RISMEDIA, June 27, 2008-Realty Executives Southern Arizona announced that it has entered into a relationship with Redington Home Loans, a region-wide mortgage lender and an affiliate of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, a division of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. According to the company, Redington Home Loans, LLC, will provide origination and funding of mortgage loans for clients of Realty Executives Southern Arizona.

The new venture will offer clients a wide range of home-financing products and services available from Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, including industry-leading options for first-time home buyers and loan products for high-end clients. The venture will use Wells Fargo Home Mortgage’s underwriting, compliance and loan-processing services. This value-added approach recognizes the growing client preference for a simplified home buying experience, with real estate, financing, and title insurance services all under one roof.

“In choosing Well Fargo, we are staying true to our commitment to provide our agents and their clients with the best products available and delivered with the highest level of customer service,” said Anthony Azar, CEO of Realty Executives Southern Arizona. “Wells Fargo’s expertise, work ethic and customer service complement those of Realty Executives Southern Arizona and reflect the dedication each of us shares to find the best alliances possible.”

Joe Jackson, head of Wells Fargo Ventures, said the company values the relationship with one of the leading real estate brokerages in Arizona.

“Over the past 12 years, our priority has been on building relationships with outstanding real estate companies and supporting their agents through superior service to clients, whether they’re purchasing new construction, re-sale, second-homes or luxury properties,” he said. “By creating a strategic alliance, we’re able to provide Realty Executives Southern Arizona’s clients with a team of experts working together to offer a best in class real estate and mortgage experience.”

Paige Tepping

Paige Tepping

As RISMedia’s Managing Editor, Paige Tepping oversees the monthly editorial and layout for Real Estate magazine, working with clients to bring their stories to life. She also contributes to both the writing and editing of the magazine’s content. Paige has been with RISMedia since 2007.

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