Covita Lending - Brian Wylie

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Supreme Lending is a full-service mortgage lender where the customer always comes first. Since our company was founded by Scott Everett in 1999, our mission has been to create the best home financing experience possible, with a unique focus on transparency and taking the mystery out of the mortgage process. With an ever-expanding branch network and team of talented mortgage professionals, we help families across the United States achieve their dream of homeownership using innovative technology and a wide variety of loan solutions to meet any lending need. Our drive to exceed customer expectations has been a major contributor to our company's continued growth and established reputation as one of the top mortgage lenders in the country.

As a forty year community banker and CEO of four community banks, I've worked with many customers over the years as they've strived to increase their personal net worth looking ahead to eventual retirement. Now that I've become so familiar with the HECM reverse mortgage program, I feel that I can continue to work with both pre and post retirement planning for clients aged 62 and over who wish to enhance their funds availability for numerous reasons, including purchasing that "retirement" home or condo, not having any mortgage payments following the purchase, and preserving their other savings and retirement funds.