Fairhope Broker Selected As Advocacy State Captain For Alabama

Homefront Lending LLC has announced that Broker/Owner Ross Sykes was recently selected as the advocacy state captain for Alabama by the Association of Independent Mortgage Experts (AIME). The role of state captain is to represent the needs of the broker channel by working with senators, congress members and other leaders throughout the state and nation to focus on the best interests of brokers and consumers related to mortgage activities. The State Captain program is a network of regional and state leaders from the AIME community who represent local broker channels. This program focuses the strength of AIME’s community, with thousands of independent mortgage professionals, by organizing efforts to effect change in every state.

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