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Top Guaranteed Rural Housing Lenders – Production Level National Top Guaranteed Rural Housing Lenders – Production Level National 1 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp 2 Movement Mortgage 3 Caliber Home Loans 4 Guild Mortgage Company 5 Mid America Mortgage 6 PrimeLending 7 DHI Mortgage 8 Flat Branch Mortgage 9 Cross Country Mortgage 10 Union Home Mortgage 11 LoanDepot 12 GMFS, LLC 13 Home Point Financial 14 Amerifirst Financial Corp 15 Ruoff Mortgage Alabama 1 Fairway Independent Mortgage 2 First Federal Bank 3 Renasant Bank 4 Firstbank Mortgage 5 DHI Alaska 1 Alaska USA FCU 2 Residential Mortgage 3 Cornerstone Home Lending 4 Academy Mortgage Corporation 5 True North Federal Credit Union Arizona 1 Sunstreet Mortgage 2 Nova Financial and Investment 3 Geneva Financial 4 Guild Mortgage 5 Sun American Mortgage Company Arkansas 1 FirstTrust Home Loans 2 Arvest Bank 3 Everett Financial DBA Supreme Lending 4 Mortgage Financial Services 5 Plains Commerce Bank California 1 American Pacific Mortgage 2 Home Point Financial 3 First Nations Home Finance 4 Caliber Home Loans 5 PrimeLending Colorado 1 Cornerstone Home Lending 2 Cross Country Mortgage 3 Bay Equity 4 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp 5 Academy Mortgage Corporation Connecticut/Massachusetts/Rhode Island 1 Fairway Independent Mortgage T2 Freedom Mortgage Corporation T2 Norwich Commercial Group 4 Home Point Financial Corp 5 Primary Residential Mortgage Delaware 1 Meridian Bank 2 Pine Creek Mortgage 3 Atlantic Home Loans 4 Embrace Home Loans 5 NVR Mortgage Finance Florida 1 DHI Mortgage Company 2 FBC Mortgage 3 Fairway Independent Mortgage 4 American Financial Network 5 Metroplex Mortgage Services Georgia 1 Homestar Financial Corp 2 Fairway Independent Mortgage 3 Ameris Bank 4 Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance 5 Broker Solutions Hawaii 1 Mid America Mortgage 2 Homebridge Financial Services 3 House of Finance 4 Caliber Home Loans 5 VIP Mortgage Idaho 1 Canopy Mortgage 2 Idaho Central Credit Union 3 Eagle Bank and Trust Company 4 Premier Mortgage Resource 5 Academy Mortgage Corp Illinois 1 Flat Branch Mortgage 2 Community Banc Mortgage Corp 3 Peoples National Bank 4 United Community Bank 5 Flanagan State Bank Indiana 1 Ruoff Mortgage 2 Amerifirst Financial Corp 3 GVC Mortgage DBA Preferred Capital 4 Wolfe Financial Inc 5 Caliber Home Loans Iowa 1 Iowa Bankers Mortgage Corp 2 Residential Mortgage Network 3 Lincoln Savings Bank 4 Central Bank 5 First Citizens Bank Kansas 1 Flat Branch Mortgage 2 Mortgage Investment Services Corp 3 Landmark National Bank 4 Golden Plains Credit Union 5 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp Kentucky 1 Stockton Mortgage Corp 2 Republic State Mortgage Co 3 Magnolia Bank 4 Mortgage Suppliers 5 Ark‐La‐Tex Financial Services Louisiana 1 GMFS 2 Assurance Financial Group 3 DSLD Mortgage 4 Mid America Mortgage 5 Eustis Mortgage Corp Maine 1 Residential Mortgage Services 2 CMG Mortgage 3 Bangor Savings Bank 4 Machias Savings Bank 5 Fairway Independent Mortgage Maryland 1 First Home Mortgage Corp 2 C&F Mortgage Corp 3 TowneBank Mortgage 4 Bay Capital Mortgage 5 Caliber Home Loans Michigan 1 Amerifirst Financial Corp 2 J. Virgil Inc 3 Mortgage 1 4 Union Home Mortgage Corp 5 Mid America Mortgage Minnesota 1 Broker Solutions 2 Everett Financial DBA Supreme Lending 3 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp 4 Guaranteed Rate 5 Bell Bank Mississippi 1 Trustmark National Bank T2 Bancorp South Bank T2 Renasant Bank 4 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp 5 Open Mortgage Missouri 1 Flat Branch Mortgage 2 DAS Acquisition Company 3 Guild Mortgage 4 Gershman Investment Corp 5 Flanagan State Bank Montana 1 Mann Mortgage 2 Stockman Bank 3 Opportunity Bank of Montana 4 Glacier Bank 5 Guild Mortgage Company Nebraska 1 Charter West Bank 2 Platte Valley Bank 3 Pinnacle Bank 4 First National Bank fo Omaha 5 Castle & Cook Mortgage Nevada 1 Guild Mortgage 2 Broker Solutions 3 Security National Mortgage T4 Movement Mortgage T4 Finance of America New Hampshire 1 CMG Mortgage 2 New Hampshire Housing Authority 3 Residential Mortgage Services 4 HarborOne Mortgage 5 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp New Jersey 1 Greentree Mortgage Company 2 American Neighborhood Mortgage 3 Finance of America Mortgage 4 Caliber Home Loans 5 Cross Country Mortgage New Mexico 1 Primary Residential Mortgage 2 Waterstone Mortgage Corp 3 Guild Mortgage Company 4 Mortgage Solutions of CO 5 First New Mexico Bank New York 1 Homestead Funding Corp 2 Premium Mortgage 3 Plaza Home Mortgage 4 Paragon Home Loans 5 Home Point Financial Corp North Carolina 1 Movement Mortgage 2 Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group 3 Fairway Independent Mortgage 4 Alpha Mortgage 5 American Security Mortgage Corp North Dakota 1 Dakota Community Bank & Trust 2 First Community Credit Union T3 Gate City Bank T3 Guild Mortgage Company 5 Guaranteed Rate Inc Ohio 1 Union Home Mortgage 2 Cross Country Mortgage 3 Mid America Mortgage 4 Fairway Independent Mortgage 5 Lendus LLC Oklahoma 1 Chickasaw Community Bank 2 United Fidelity Funding Corp 3 Arvest Bank 4 First United Bank & Trust Co 5 Cross Country Mortgage Oregon 1 Guild Mortgage 2 Caliber Home Loans 3 Umpqua Bank 4 Mann Mortgage 5 Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp Pennsylvania 1 Residential Mortgage Services 2 Jersey Shore State Bank 3 Cross Country Mortgage 4 Union Home Mortgage 5 Plaza Home Mortgage Puerto Rico 1 FirstBank Puerto Rico 2 HR Mortgage Corp 3 Banco Popular De Puerto Rico 4 Home Mortgage Bankers 5 The Money House South Carolina 1 Movement Mortgage 2 Guild Mortgage Company 3 Prime Lending 4 Fairway Independent Mortgage 5 DHI Mortgage South Dakota 1 Plains Commerce Bank 2 Bankwest Inc 3 Dakotaland Federal Credit Union 4 First Dakota National Bank 5 Fairway Independent Mortgage Tennessee 1 Mortgage Investors Group 2 First Community Mortgage 3 Cardinal Financial Company 4 CMG Mortgage Inc 5 A Mortgage Boutique Texas 1 DHI Mortgage 2 LoanDepot 3 Fairway Independent Mortgage 4 Guild Mortgage 5 Everett Financial DBA Supreme Lending Utah 1 First Colony Mortgage Corp 2 Intercap Lending 3 Security National Mortgage 4 Guild Mortgage Company 5 Caliber Home Loans Vermont 1 Union Bank 2 Academy Mortgage Corporation 3 Fairway Independent Mortgage 4 Homebridge Financial Services 5 Vermont Federal Credit Union Virginia 1 Alcova Mortgage 2 Movement Mortgage 3 Atlantic Bay Mortgage 4 Embrace Home Loans 5 Integrity Home Mortgage Washington 1 Evergreen MoneySource Mortgage 2 Fairway Independent Mortgage T3 Caliber Home Loans T3 Guild Mortgage 5 Movement Mortgage West Virginia 1 Movement Mortgage 2 Integrity Home Mortgage 3 Prime Lending 4 Sierra Pacific Mortgage 5 Alcova Mortgage Wisconsin 1 Inlanta Mortgage 2 Waterstone Mortgage Corp 3 Parkside Lending 4 Lend Smart Mortgage 5 Fairway Independent Mortgage Wyoming 1 First Northern Bank oy Wyoming 2 Pinnacle Bank 3 Bay Equity 4 Caliber Home Loans 5 Glacier Bank .
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