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TPO GO, a new Connecticut-based mortgage wholesale company specializing in renovation mortgages, has opened its first office at 38 Security Dr. in Avon, the company said in a statement.
In addition to renovation mortgages, TPO GO said it offers a variety of loan products, as well as access to resources and tools that expedite the loan process, making it “a one-stop-shop for brokers and loan originators.”
“As former loan originators and brokers, we pride ourselves in understanding our client’s needs and value that relationship,” Trey Van de Bogart, account executive for TPO GO, said in the statement. “We also believe in providing exceptional, personalized service, and want to provide mortgage professionals with the resources to close their loans quickly. These tenants are the reason why we strive to be a mortgage solutions hub, employ experienced mortgage professionals, and have invested in our technologically advanced concierge service, Greenlight Portal.”
As a mortgage solutions hub, TPO GO said it has loan products ranging from conventional to VA and FHA loans, including the FHA 203k loans, which can be customized to suit the borrower’s needs. For renovation mortgages, the company offers traditional renovation mortgages, VA renovation loans, Fanny Mae’s HomeStyle Renovation Mortgage and the Freddie Mac CHOICERenovation.
TPO GO also has a concierge service, Greenlight Portal, for its mortgage professional partners. This service gives brokers access to real-time loan information, around-the-clock support, notifications on a loan’s status, the ability to upload and share documents with underwriters immediately, and access to additional resources and sortable document warehouse, according to the statement. Brokers and loan originators can also view their entire loan portfolios, submit and lock in loan rates, and order appraisals.
The company’s staff will also help loan originators navigate and secure down payment programs, like USDA, for their borrowers. TPO GO also has a preferred partnership with Chenoa Fund’s national down payment assistance program to help borrowers cover their closing costs.
