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NFM Lending Loan Originators Named Among Top 1% By Mortgage Executive Magazine

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Linthicum, Maryland, United States, 03/07/2018 /SubmitPressRelease123/


 NFM Lending is proud to announce ten NFM Lending loan originators have been ranked as the “Top 1% Mortgage Originators in America 2017” by Mortgage Executive Magazine.



Each year, Mortgage Executive Magazine compiles a list of the nation’s Top Mortgage Originators.

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