Biggest Lenders to Home Buyers
Following are Southern California’s biggest lenders to home buyers during the second quarter of 1991.
Rank Lending Institution Loan Dollar Average Count Volume Loan 1 Bank of America 2,523 569,684,058 225,796 2 Home Savings 2,685 490,905,212 182,832 3 Great Western 3,490 487,730,445 139,751 4 Plaza Funding 2,011 336,832,165 167,495 5 Directors Mortgage 2,496 330,664,464 132,478 6 World Savings 1,761 321,300,284 182,453 7 Sears Mortgage 1,182 318,875,652 269,776 8 Countrywide Funding 1,678 287,892,586 171,569 9 California Federal 1,205 267,603,000 222,077 10 IMCO Realty Svcs 1,607 260,604,483 162,168 11 American Savings 1,494 255,510,282 171,024 12 Citibank 926 233,234,749 251,873 13 Western Federal 1,087 214,864,045 197,667 14 Security Pacific 1,089 197,225,997 181,107 15 Weyerhaeuser Mtg 1,064 164,734,192 154,825 16 Glendale Federal 724 151,123,874 208,735 17 Franklin Mtg 858 144,517,368 168,435 18 United Savings Assn. 875 117,370,629 134,138 19 American Res Mtg 687 114,943,210 167,312 20 Coast Fed Bank 629 113,353,869 180,213 21 GMAC Mortgage 637 106,807,113 167,672 22 Western Bank 831 106,144,231 127,731 23 Chase Home Mtg 264 95,658,000 362,341 24 Funders Mortgage 670 95,140,642 142,001 25 First Nationwide 476 93,385,151 196,187 26 First Franklin Fin 609 91,133,271 149,644 27 Prudential Home Mt 318 88,790,350 279,215 28 Great American 543 86,418,240 159,150 29 GN Mortgage Corp. 467 85,871,100 183,878 30 First California Mtg 590 82,212,527 139,343 31 Imperial Bank Mtg 470 79,951,660 170,110 32 Chase Manhattan 142 72,764,845 512,428 33 Western Ctys Mtg 507 68,891,533 135,881 34 Railroad Savings (RSL) 356 67,687,691 190,134 35 RNG Mortgage 496 67,471,169 136,031 36 Accubanc Mtg 477 66,876,600 140,203 37 PHH US Mortgage 314 65,386,394 208,237 38 Wells Fargo 374 64,526,123 172,530 39 First Federal S&L; 292 64,284,700 220,153 40 HomeFed Bank 384 63,984,100 166,625 Other 26,754 4,106,686,171 153,498 Total 66,042 11,099,042,175 168,060
SOURCE: The Dataquick Report (714) 867-7656
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