OGB Home Loans Surge 350% in March, Defying Nationwide Market Declines
OGB’s Relationship-Based Model Increases Homebuyer Confidence and Satisfaction.
ELMORE CITY, OK— Old Glory Bank announced today a 350% increase in home loan closings in March, over February, sharply outperforming the broader mortgage market at a time when mortgage lending activity has declined nationwide.
While elevated mortgage rates and economic uncertainty have caused many lenders to see reduced volume, Old Glory Bank continues to gain momentum, driven by strong consumer preference for personalized service, privacy-minded lending, and a dedication to strong American values.
“Our March numbers reflect something deeper than timing or trends, and it certainly isn’t luck. Our success shows what happens when you put customers and home-grown values first,” said Cheryl Thompson, Old Glory Bank Vice President of Credit Risk and Operations. “We always keep the customer’s priorities and timelines in focus. They can trust that we’ll not only offer them a great rate, but we also won’t throw unnecessary delays into the mix, and their loan will close quickly.”
