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Mortgage Master Introduces Business Model to California Market

""Mortgage Master"":http://www.mortgagemaster.com/corporate/, a super-regional mortgage bank, announced plans to expand its West Coast geographic footprint by opening new branch offices and recruiting high quality production professionals to help leverage its model in the California market.

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Ito Rodi, recently named branch manager of Mortgage Master's branch in La Jolla, California, is leading the drive to recruit loan officers and increase originations throughout San Diego County.
""Our expansion plans, which have just begun in California, have always been based on having the highest quality and most experienced mortgage professionals in place to lead and drive our growth,"" said Paul Anastos, president of Mortgage Master. ""We are confident that Ito's successful production track record, industry knowledge, and mentoring skills will help us attract top industry talent, like Brian Wada, by offering them the opportunity to deliver the best possible pricing and service to borrowers, while maximizing their earnings potential.""

Wada, one of the La Jolla branch's six producing loan officers, is a Top 200 Loan Officer who has financed in excess of $1.7 billion in mortgages.

""Mortgage Master's model is a perfect match for me, as it offers me the opportunity to significantly increase my production by providing my clients better rates and pricing than I could before and the highest level of customer care,"" Wada said.

""Mortgage Master is offering a very unique opportunity to high quality mortgage professionals in Southern California,"" Rodi said. ""Our model, which provides borrowers with the best deals and enables loan officers to increase their own production and income, is different than any we have seen in the California market.""

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