Michael Haigh Is Now With Supreme Lending

The Michael Haigh team has joined Supreme Lending in San Mateo County.

Haigh brings with him a robust team made up of three loan officers and a talented processor. “Jessica is one of the best processors out in the business,” said Haigh. “She is detailed, efficient, responsive and always very proactive with our clients.”

"My clients can expect a larger selection of financing options, faster response times and expedited closings."

Michael Haigh, Branch Manager

Supreme Lending is pleased to help service Haigh’s existing and future clientele. Haigh is excited to offer a robust product selection, superior service to what other companies are offering and an array of different loan products to choose from.

“With this experience, I am pleased to extend my services as a branch manager, which includes the national lending strength of Supreme Lending,” he said. “My clients can expect a larger selection of financing options, faster response times and expedited closings.”

A San Mateo County-grown businessman, Haigh has lent over $2 billion since starting in the industry 30 years ago. Haigh’s specialty is high balance jumbo products and working with wealth advisors to get their clients exceptional rates on high balance loans.

Supreme Lending is a privately held independent mortgage lending firm founded in 1999 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Supreme has grown year-over-year since it began and in 2015, lent over $5.1 billion. Haigh’s office is located at 1860 El Camino Real, Suite 250 Burlingame, CA 94010. To learn more about the company, visit www.MichaelHaigh.SupremeLending.com To schedule a consultation with Michael Haigh, contact him directly at 415-269-4461 or email [email protected]

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Source: Supreme Lending

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About Supreme Lending

Supreme Lending is a privately held independent mortgage lending firm founded in 1999 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Supreme has grown year-over-year since it began and in 2015, lent over $5.1 billion.