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New Managers Hired to Home Point Financial Team

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home point financial hires new teamHome Point Financial Corporation (Home Point), a Michigan-based national, multi-channel mortgage originator and servicer, announced the addition of Joe Griffin and Lynn Collins as Correspondent Institutions Managers.

“Home Point’s Institutions Group is known for providing forward-looking, comprehensive services to their delegated correspondent clients,” Griffin said.

Collins added, “Home Point’s approach to serving correspondent lenders is among the most client-centric in the mortgage industry. I look forward to leveraging my experience to help grow the team.”

Griffin has more than 20 years’ experience in the mortgage industry and joins Home Point from First Community Mortgage, where he directed the Correspondent channel. In his new role, Joe will represent the Institutions Group in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Collins, who will manage the East Texas and Louisiana region, joins the Home Point team from LenderLive Network. She has more than 10 years’ experience in correspondent lending, with previously held positions at Stonegate Mortgage and US Bank Home Mortgage.

“Joe and Lynn are talented mortgage professionals, and I’m pleased to welcome them to our Institutions Group,” Steve Landes, Senior Managing Director–Correspondent Division, said. “They understand our commitment to our clients and share our ‘We Care’ philosophy.”

Home Point Financial is a subsidiary of Home Point Capital LP, a financial services holding company founded in 2014 and owned by members of management and by investment funds managed by Stone Point Capital LLC.

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