NJ Mortgage Banking Firm Helps Raise Money for Police Officer’s Wife

On Thursday, February 4^th, Jeffrey Rosen, manager of Residential Home Funding Corporation’s East Brunswick office and director of the Mortgages for Champions program participated in a fund raiser for the wife of a DEA agent who is battling cancer. The Mortgages for Champions program helps police and other law enforcement agents secure police mortgage loans with a substantial discount. When Senior Special Agent Robert Logan and Senior Civil investigator Rob Slavkovsky, both from the DEA, approached Jeff about the raising money for the wife of the DEA agent, he immediately volunteered to help.  Jeff Rosen was the only non Federal agent invited to this important event.  The event helped raise over $25,000 for the family.  “Jeff’s donation of a flat screen TV for auction was an instrumental help in raising the money.” said Slavkovsky.

Residential Home Funding Corporation’s MFC program (police mortgage) has been named the progam of choice for the police and law enforcement community.   Jeff Rosen has been endorsed by Jiles Shipp, President of N.O.B.L.E (National Organization for Black in Law Enforcement) as well as the New York and New Jersey Detective Crime Clinic Organization.  Residential Home Funding Corporation and Jeff Rosen have also been named the preferred lender by FLEOA (Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association), Hudson County Prosecutors Office, Sheriff Juan Perez of Hudson County, the North Brunswick Police Department as well as many other police and law enforcement organizations.

The Mortgages for Champions program helps police and law enforcement agents secure mortgage financing while eliminating bank fees, application and commitment fees, and underwriting and processing fees, resulting in substantial savings.

Law enforcement agents interested in securing a police mortgage loan can contact Jeffrey Rosen at 908-415-6050 or visit the www.mortgagesforchampions.com/law-enforcement/

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