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Jason Hudson

About Jason

Jason has spent years turning complicated financial situations into a workable path to a closing. That is the part of the job he is best at, and complicated is how most of his files arrive.

He works on the principle that no two financial profiles are the same. Rather than fitting a borrower to a program, he builds the structure around what is actually in front of him, and he keeps the borrower informed enough to follow the reasoning.

First-time buyers and experienced investors both end up on his desk, and the approach does not change much between them: understand the goal, then find the structure that serves it.

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Company: CME Lending Group LLC, doing business as The Mortgage Exchange, NMLS #1248883. In Indiana, The Mortgage Exchange, LLC. Verify the company at NMLS Consumer Access, or see our full licensing table.

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