Supreme Lending seems to expand along the west coast

In recent years, they have focused on guiding loan officials and their support for once coordinating different careers.

Supreme Lending, based in Dallas, said that the leadership of Fairfield and Kerans will help expand the activities in the region and improve support for loan officials and borrors.

Supreme, led by Scott Everett, has around 300 branches nationwide and produced to the north of $ 4 billion originally in 2024.

“We are really supported by the ability to grow and support our team,” said Kerans. “The leadership of Scott has cultivated an exceptional team atmosphere that allows us all to thrive.”

Previous career stops for cerans include a stint of three years as regional director at Movement mortgage and a six -year management management on New American financing.

Fairfield emphasized the collaboration approach of his new company.

“Supreme Lending is really a family environment with a high level of accountability to get the job done to support borrowers and all of us on the credit side,” he said. “We have been in a difficult economy for a few years now and we are proud to have seen our team succeed at such an unprecedented level.”

Just like Kerans, Fairfield is coming to Supreme Lending of Movement MortGage, where he served regional director for South California for more than three years. That followed almost a decade of work as a senior vice -president, Southern California West Division at New American Funding, says his LinkedIn profile.

The movement branch in Irvine, California, produced according to around $ 600 million in 2024, according to Fashionx.