Keller Williams Sells off Mortgage Unit to Mutual of Omaha

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Mutual of Omaha Mortgage has acquired the assets of Keller Mortgage LLC, a member of the Keller Williams (KW) family of companies, one of the nation’s largest real estate franchises. Mutual of Omaha Mortgage, a subsidiary of Fortune 400 insurance and financial services company Mutual of Omaha, will operate Keller Mortgage, alongside its existing forward and reverse mortgage divisions, the company said. Keller will maintain a stake in the firm.

 

“This transaction brings together two leaders in the mortgage industry, leveraging the strengths of each to provide outstanding products and services to homebuyers from coast to coast,” said Mutual of Omaha Mortgage President Terry Connealy. “With shared values that emphasize integrity, teamwork, customer focus, innovation and accountability, Keller Mortgage is a strong cultural fit with Mutual of Omaha Mortgage.”

 

“We’re excited to announce how our two leading brands are coming together,” saidGary Keller, co-founder and executive chairman, KW. “Our KW customers will have access to an even more comprehensive slate of mortgage services from a trusted brand with more than a century of business experience.”

 

Keller Mortgage is now a part of Mutual of Omaha Mortgage and is co-owned by Mutual of Omaha Mortgage and Keller. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.



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