In bankruptcy court, the Huntsville, Alabama-based mortgage lender says it plans to repay creditors by claiming more than $20 million in tax credits and clawing back $1 million from warehouse lenders.
Source: Inman News
Hometown Lenders’ national expansion collided with rising rates
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