This will be a hybrid role based out of our Seattle office: Mon-Wed on-site, and Thurs/Fri WFH.
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\nFull-Time
Customer-focused mortgage provider with flexible options
$60k - $70k/yr
Junior, Mid
Seattle, WA, USA
Hybrid role: Mon-Wed on-site, and Thurs/Fri WFH.
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Tomo Mortgage provides a streamlined mortgage process aimed at homebuyers, especially first-time buyers. Their main feature, "Lock & Shop," allows customers to secure their mortgage rate for 90 or 120 days while they search for a home, protecting them from rising interest rates and allowing for adjustments if rates decrease. Tomo guarantees on-time closing, which is crucial for buyers. Unlike many lenders, they do not charge lender fees and promise to match any better offers from competitors, making their pricing competitive. Their dedicated team of mortgage advisors supports customers throughout the process, and their digital platform offers flexibility for users to modify their applications at any time. Tomo's goal is to create a transparent and efficient mortgage experience that prioritizes customer control and satisfaction.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$170M
Headquarters
Stamford, Connecticut
Founded
2020
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Digital mortgage startup Tomo lands $20M, adds Progressive as new investor.
Tomo, a startup mortgage company led by a pair of former Zillow executives, has launched a real estate marketplace that offers natural-language search.
In June, Tomo introduced a “ Lock and Shop ” service that allows homebuyers to lock in a mortgage rate for up to 120 days, before they even know the address of the property they want to buy.
In January, Tomo announced its expansion into Florida, Connecticut and Colorado, and the addition of jumbo mortgages of up to $3 million to its product lineup.
STAMFORD, CT, Tomo, a fintech startup, announced it raised $40 million in its Series A round.