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Penmac opened its third Springfield office July 11 at 2032 E. Kearney, Ste. 202. Penmac Marketing Director Chad Person said the new office meets the needs of existing clients, which were surveyed earlier in the year. “A bulk of new applicants were coming from there,” Person said. Amanda Richardson, staffing specialist; Jennifer Rash, area manager; and Nancy Riggs, regional VP, staff the 900-square-foot north-side branch, Penmac’s 47th across seven states. It is open 8 a.m.–noon and 1–5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Jason Bentch, Andrew Clark and Brian Cresswell May 15 opened Benchmark Mortgage at 3816 S. Greystone, Ste. B. The managing partners have a combined 25 years of lending experience in this market, having worked for Conseco and Glacier Capital. “We offer all types of home loans from FHA and VA to sub-prime,” Clark said. Benchmark Mortgage is a national lending franchise with 227 branches and is licensed in 29 states. Its parent company, Frisco, Texas-based Ark-La-Tex Financial Services, ranked 57th in Inc. magazine’s 500 fastest growing companies, with $20 million in 2003 revenue and 1,786 percent growth. The local office, which Clark said employs six loan officers and a loan processor, is open 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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