New Vision Residential Lending - Prime, FHA, Alt-A, Non-prime
2008-03-12
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New Vision Residential Lending, a division of National Bank of Kansas City based in Overland Park, KS, will be closing its doors as of 2008-04-01. We received numerous emails from brokers notified by their AE's after the close of business yesterday. One AE wrote:
"This is not because the company hasn't been profitable or that we've done anything wrong -- it's simply do to the OCC wanting our bank (National Bank of Kansas City) to get back to its roots of doing "traditional banking." It's really unfortunate because New Vision has done a lot of amazing things in a very short amount of time. We started out as a company doing strictly subprime to switching to a company basically doing all conforming and FHA lending (which of course needed to happen)..."
According to their web site "About Us," the wholesale lending unit was only just established in 2007. A tipster told us "Most of the management and AEs came from First Horizon's closed subprime wholesale operation last year."
Details are still coming in, so let us know if you have more information regarding layoffs and/or dollar volumes.
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