Pillar Multifamily Adds New Correspondent to Source Fannie Loans

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Guggenheim Partners affiliate Pillar Multifamily has agreed to buy Fannie Mae-eligible loans sourced by Tremont Realty Capital under a correspondent agreement between the two companies.

Tremont originates nationwide, according to a spokeswoman for that company, and a press release from the two companies indicates Guggenheim will be buying loans from all areas Tremont originates in outside of California.

Pillar also recently agreed to buy Fannie-eligible multifamily loans outside of Southern California from 801 Capital Finance Co., an affiliate of Flat 801 Management Co. that has a national origination network.


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