AMNC Frequently Asked Questions
ANMC Frequently Asked Questions
ANMC Branch Marketing Support
The following is a list of commonly asked questions along with their corresponding answers. If you'd like additional information, then please call us directly or fill out the online application.

Q: In which states are you licensed?
Please refer to our State Licensinge List.

Q: Will I Be A Net Branch or Affiliate of American Nationwide?
A: It is most accurate to say that you will become an 'Affiliate Branch' of ANMC because the term 'net branch' doesn't apply to companies operating within HUD's guidelines. (Mortgagee Letter 00-15 regarding Branch Arrangements offers more details on HUD approved branch arrangements).

Q: Can I close loans in all ANMC approved states?
A: Yes, one of the major benefits of joining ANMC is having the ability to close loans in all of our approved states.

Q: How long has ANMC been in business?
A: ANMC has been in business since 1996.

Q: Is ANMC a mortgage broker or mortgage lender?
A: ANMC is a mortgage lender; however, most branches operate as a broker, which allows each location to choose where to send their loans.

Q: What are the fees for ANMC?
A: Refer to our Program Guide

Q: How often do I get paid?
A: ANMC conducts payroll on a weekly basis.

Q: Is direct deposit available?
A: ANMC offers and recommends direct deposit.

Q: Does ANMC offer medical benefits?
A: ANMC offers a full range of benefits, including health, life, and disability insurance.

Q: Will I be a 1099 or W-2 Employee?
A: All ANMC employees are W-2 employees.

Q: Can I keep my business name or use a DBA?
A: No, all net branches must do business as American Nationwide Mortgage Company, Inc.

Q: What lenders are you signed up with?
A: Please refer to our approved lender list.

Q: Can I process loans at my branch?
A: Yes, but only non-government loans may be processed at your branch location.

Q: Do you have access to LP and/or DO?
A: Yes, we will provide you with a manual on how to get set up with it.

Q: Do you regulate branch advertising?
A: Yes, our compliance department reviews all advertising to ensure it complies with Federal, State and Local Regulations.

Q: Do you offer accounting services?
A: Yes, we have a staff of accounting consultants.

Q: Is there an initial setup fee?
A: Yes, there is a $145 fee for criminal background check.

Q: How long does it take to get approved as a new branch?
A: It typicall takes 3 to 5 days.

Q: What type of loan software do you require?
A: Web based Mortgage Dashboard software.

Q: What type of experience and equipment do I need?
A: You must have the following experience and equipment/items to setup and run your business with American Nationwide Mortgage Company, Inc:

  • Minimum 2 years full-time in mortgage originations.
  • Require one closed loan per calendar month or minimum $495.00 charge.
  • Professionals who are ethical and committed to their own success.
  • Business telephone line with voicemail/answering service.
  • Internet Access with e-mail
  • Fax Machine
  • Phone line for fax/internet access
  • Computer and Modem


    Mortgage Net Branches and FHA Regulations

    American Nationwide Mortgage Company does not operate net branches in accordance with the literal definition of "net branch." The term "net branch" is only used in the above context because it is a recognized term that positively effects search engine optimization. "Net branches" (defined as "branches with independent ownership and autonomy") are not allowed by regulatory agencies. Simply, all branches associated with American Nationwide Mortgage Company, are duly licensed locations from which the licensed company may originate loans with assistance of employed branch managers and loan originators. For more information about FHA regulations click on the disclaimer link below.













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