Vermont Business Magazine Movement Mortgage, with its innovative process and underwriting, is one of the nation’s fastest-growing mortgage lenders Burlington, VT — Movement Mortgage, LLC has opened a new branch office in Burlington, VT to serve the needs of homebuyers in Chittenden County and surrounding regions. Movement Mortgage has been recognized as the fastest-growing private mortgage bank in the US, powered by its innovative process and culture. 
Movement believes real estate is a local business driven by individual agents and their local sphere of influence. The company has rapidly expanded nationwide by committing to upfront underwriting, seven-day processing goal on most of its loans and investing millions of dollars back into communities through its nonprofit Movement Foundation.
Movement’s new office is located at 106 Main Street, Burlington, VT near The Church Street Marketplace. The office works closely with local home buyers, sellers and real estate agents and specializes in a variety of mortgages, including conventional, first-time homebuyers, VA, USDA and FHA loans, jumbo mortgages, reverse mortgages and many more. Market Leader and Loan Officer for Movement Mortgage, Vermont native, Jay Vallieres has worked for over 13 years in the mortgage industry. Vallieres has earned the designation of certified mortgage professional from the Vermont Mortgage Bankers Association. “We are so excited to be part of this growing community in the Burlington area,” Jay Vallieres says. “Homeownership is a foundational piece of a healthy community, and we’re honored to help make it a reality by providing a mortgage process that values people and makes their financial health and success a priority.”
About Movement Mortgage
Movement Mortgage exists to love and value people by leading a Movement of Change in its industry, corporate culture and communities. Founded in 2008, Movement is committed to financing one out of every 10 U.S. homebuyers by the year 2025. Movement is known for its customer service-centric business model and innovative loan process, which begins with upfront, six-hour underwriting and aims to finish the loan process in seven business days. In 2015, Movement originated more than $7.8 billion in residential mortgages. The company employs more than 3,500 people and has more than 400 branches in the U.S. Its non-profit arm, The Movement Foundation, has reinvested more than $16.5 million in communities to date. For more information, visit www.movement.com.