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Mortgage Banking Employment Increased in July, but Brokers Cut Jobs
September 5, 2014
Paul Muolo
There are signs of life in mortgage hiring, depending on the job description. Firms looking to increase staff levels include the lending arm of Bayview Asset Management, Citadel Loan Servicing and Carrington Mortgage Services.
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