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American Financial Network Claimed Company
As one of the fastest growing mortgage bankers in the United States, we opened our doors in 2001 and have since expanded with many community based branches across the nation. Headquartered in Brea, CA, AFN built its reputation as an outstanding mortgage banking firm by serving the lending needs of real estate professionals, builders, and individual homebuyers throughout the United States.
We are a Direct Lender with delegated authority to underwrite, fund, and service Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, USDA, VA, and Jumbo loan products in-house. Our success and expansion is built on core values including streamlined and efficient operations that optimize organizational output as well as an approach to customer service founded on exceeding expectations.
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American Financial Network Team Employee Reviews
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What are some of the best things about your team?
My team is really close. We have weekly video meetings where we discuss work but also just chat and play games. Everyone works equally hard and we try to help each other. Our team leader keeps things fresh and addresses any problem quickly.
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My team is amazing, we are filled with a group of people that want to work towards the same goal while having a good time. Our Marketing Director always finds ways to keep work interesting and fun!
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My team is more like a family than anything, I feel so lucky to have them.
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Funny happy creative interacting knowledgable
We are more like a family than co-workers and that makes it fun to work rather than a chore.
My team is supportive of one another and a true work family that is top notch at what we do!
Review from Marketing Dept
The people here are all undervalued. I honestly feel each and every one could thrive under a different company.
What do your coworkers need to improve and how could you work together better?
Training needs to be better.
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