Virginia Homebuilders Partner on New Mortgage Lending Joint Venture

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The Virginia-based homebuilders Stateson Homes and Atlantic Builders announced the debut of M2B Mortgage, a new joint venture formed in partnership with OneTrust Home Loans.

According to the companies, M2B Mortgage was created to “provide a more personalized, streamlined, and reliable lending experience for Atlantic Builders and Stateson Homes customers.”

“At Stateson Homes, we’re always looking for ways to improve the homebuilding experience,” said Todd Robertson, president of Stateson Homes. “Creating M2B Mortgage allows us to do just that by enhancing the mortgage process through greater transparency, quicker responses, and a wider range of financing options tailored to our buyers’ needs. Our buyers will experience better communication, fewer delays, and more loan options to choose from. M2B Mortgage gives us the tools to grow and serve our communities more effectively while ensuring our homeowners receive the high-quality service they deserve.”

“Our buyers will benefit from faster, more personalized service, a deeper understanding of the homebuilding process, and greater access to home financing options,” said Tom Schoedel, president of Atlantic Builders. “Because M2B Mortgage exists to serve our homeowners, there’s a shared goal across the board to deliver the best experience possible.”

Photo courtesy of Stateson Homes

 

 

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