Angel Oak Adds Nine New AEs

Nov 15, 2017

Angel Oak Mortgage Solutions has announced the addition of nine new Account Executives to its ranks to help brokers grow their business.

Adding additional coverage across the country, Brent Willis has joined in Nashville; Fabiene Montoya in Scottsdale, Ariz.; Virginia Becker in Indiana; Michael Weaver in Pittsburgh; Helen Salazar in San Antonio, Texas; Russ Wright in Portland, Ore.; and Scott Panique in Los Angeles; along with Eric Garcia and Steve Holtmann in inside sales.

“As more and more originators see the value of offering non-QM programs, we’re anticipating a big rise in volume in 2018,” said Tom Hutchens, Angel Oak Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “These new AEs will be out educating real estate professionals on this programs and why they should partner with the leader in this space. We’re very excited about this new group of Account Executives and look forward to seeing the benefits of their experience.”

With aggressive growth plans for 2018, Angel Oak is continuing to hire AEs in markets across the country and underwriters/support staff in their Atlanta headquarters.

“In the mortgage industry, stability and track record are paramount,” said Willis. “I joined Angel Oak because of those items but also due to the strength and knowledge of the sales and management team and the fact that Angel Oak underwrites to their own guidelines, thus ensuring a very smooth transaction. Angel Oak is poised for explosive growth and I’m happy to be a part of it!”

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