Accounting
Alyson Kuhar
Assistant LO
James Bonacci
Bethany Dellar
Jessica Estrada
Chase Marchand
Brittany Pappas
Jorge Ramirez
Matthew Wickham
Funding
Aisha Coleman
Government Insuring
Christion Blount
Internal Audit
Jotvia Lewis
Post
Closing
Kate Dommermuth
Jennifer Perry
Sales
Codie Stough
25 YEARS
Angel
15 YEARS
April
Brian
Stephanie
10 YEARS
Jacob
Amelia
Michael
Adam
Pamela
Joshua
Alejandra
Tammy
Cheryl
Jennifer
Tristin
Kara
Charlotte
Kerra
Tamika
Tiffany
Christina
1
Yana
Logan
Joshua
Christine
16
BRANCH LICENSES
LOANS FUNDED - 1,778 (ADDITIONAL APPROVED)
FUNDED YTD - 3,157
WHOLESALE
FUNDED - 1,618
FUNDED - 183
FUNDED YTD - 2,787 LOANS FUNDED YTD - 353
FUNDED - 3,579
29
12
LO LICENSES APPROVED
TEMPORARY AUTHORITY ISSUED
8
LOA LICENSES APPROVED
FUNDED YTD - 6,297
CLOSED - 383
CLOSED - 684
1
OPERATIONS/ CONSUMER DIRECT LICENSES APPROVED
Noah Brader: 46
Tim Brigham: 46
David Wechsler: 25
Tracy Rich: 25
Robert Cordova: 24
Matt Davis: 23
Justin Allen: 22
Liz Terwilliger: 19
Sam Reda: 18
Taylor Briggs: 18
Cynthia Rock: 18
Corey Petree: 18
Brian Barrett: 18
Tracy Rich: 33
Matt Davis: 20
Noah Brader: 18
Liz Terwilliger: 16
Ravi Patel: 15
Robyn Berg: 14
Pat Kemper: 14
Tim Brigham: 13
Chris Armbruster: 13
Eric Ellison: 13
LOCKS FOR FEBRUARY FUNDINGS FOR FEBRUARY
Matthew Costello: 31 -$10.28 million
Collin Baldwin: 26 -$8.56 million
Nathan Leventry: 24 -$8.07 million
Matthew Costello: 20 -$6.69 million
Collin Baldwin: 17 -$5.47 million
Jason Roderick: 16 -$5.62 million
Nathan Leventry: 16 -$5.19 million
Locks – 2,365 for $947M. Amazing start to the year. Over $900M locked in February is fantastic!
Submissions – 2,762 for $1.1B. Two months in a row with Submissions over $1B. March fundings will surpass $750M based on that.
Fundings – 1,617 for $641M. February’s fundings are up 44% from January. Love a busy winter.
Broker Partner Count – 3,199 approved Partnersan increase of 26 brokers from January 2026.
Partner Activity – 1269 Broker LOs locked loans with us in February, up 60 from January. Gaining momentum.
LOCKS | Amanda Scott: 149 -$50.59 million
SUBMISSIONS | Bob Yadon: 150 -$69.59 million
FUNDINGS | Bob Yadon: 71 -$26.98 million
In case you missed it: UHM TPO is now Union Home Wholesale!
This update reflects the strength of our Wholesale business today and the direction we’re heading as we continue to grow, invest, and evolve.
Funded thru this month for 2026$443.9M, YoY Growth 207%
Funded thru this month for 2025$144.2M, YoY Growth 44.9%
Funded thru this month for 2024$99.5M, YoY Growth 86.7%
Funded thru this month for 2023$53.3M, YoY Down 67.6%
Funded thru this month for 2022$164.5M, YoY Growth 100.1%
Updated Union Home Wholesale Partner resources are available now on PartnerNet here.
FEBRUARY 2026
PRODUCTION
SUMMARY
PCP Partners contributed to monthly totals: 166
Funded Units: 842
Funded Volume:$252,300,106
46.9% Retail Volume
FEBRUARY 2026
TOP PRODUCERS
(by units)
Level 5 - Noah Brader - 18 units /$6,389,721
Level 4 - Matt Davis - 20 units /$7,435,679
Level 3 - Leanne Murray - 12 units /$3,016,250
Level 2 - Raymond Kimbrell - 5 units /$2,186,498 Road to Impact - Vincent DeRisi - 8 units /$2,298,519
PCP Team Building Event: March 13 / virtual
Click HERE to Register for our PCP Team Building Event from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM ET.
PCP Impact Event: March 13 April 29 - May 1 in Cleveland, OH
Contact our Concierge team at PCP@uhm.com to get added to the waitlist!
PCP Operation: Face-to-Face Contest Trip: March 19 - 22 in Punta Gorda, FL
Congratulations to our contest winners: Tim Brigham, David Wechsler, Jennifer Sims, Michael Rosman, Tami LaCanne, John Reid, Tammy Reid!
Matt Deckert
PCP is so much more than just having a coach. It's a COMMUNITY of like-minded partners who share a genuine drive to constantly improve & hone every aspect of their life. If anything, PCP has had an even greater impact on who I have become as an individual in the past 12 months, more than it has impacted my business. Anyone at any point in their career can & will learn something life-changing by being involved in PCP!
SERVICING
(567) 302-0666 (UHM Partners Only) Servicingoversight@uhm.com
These Partners have been recognized by their fellow Partners, le customers for exemplifying our Code of Conduct and providing a nce!
(Partner Nominating Partner) (Customer Nominating Partner) Bobby Greller Customer Support Specialist
Amy Britnell Default Utility Partner
(Leadership Nominating Partner) Deaven Curtis Escrow Disbursement Coordinator
Spring buying season is fast approaching, which means it is time to brush up on recasting! With a mortgage recast, buyers can close on their new home now and, once their old home sells, apply the sale proceeds as a large principal payment; we then reamortize the loan to lower their monthly payment without changing the rate or term.
For full details, be sure to review our “Understanding Mortgage Recasting” guide.
How to Start
Borrowers can simply contact our recast team:
Email: recastrequests@uhm.com
Phone: 800-441-3456
Minimum of $10,000 toward principal Loan must be conventional $375 fee to complete the recast
Portfolio Size: 68,527
Portfolio UPB Volume:$18.7 Billion
Newly Boarded Loans: 3,245
Delinquency Rate: 4.22%
Phone: 800-441-3456
Email: UHMServicing@UHM.com Chat With Us At UHM.com
Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM EST Friday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM EST
Union Home University is thrilled to congratulate our Future Leaders cohort as they graduate from our Future Leaders program this month!
Throughout the program, our Future Leaders cohort has deepened their understanding of what it takes to be a successful and impactful leader. The program began with a deep dive into the DISC assessment, helping participants better understand behavioral styles and how they influence communication, teamwork, and performance. From there, they focused on how to navigate difficult conversations with confidence and professionalism, equipping participants with practical strategies for addressing conflict and providing constructive feedback.
Our Future Leaders gained a comprehensive knowledge of how UHM operates and generates revenue throughout the retail, wholesale, and consumer direct channels. They also explored how UHM is integrating and applying artificial intelligence into its tools and workflows to drive efficiency for our partners and better serve our customers.
Throughout the program, our Future Leaders practiced effective leadership skills, including clear and impactful communication, integrity, emotional intelligence, empowering team members, and building strong networks with leadership across the organization.
Anna Landis, TPO Partner Advocate Team Lead, reflected on her experience in the program over the past few months. "The Future Leaders program has been a game changer for my overall growth at UHM! I have had the opportunity to build connections across the company and have gained more confidence in myself. I would highly recommend the Future Leaders Program for anyone who is looking to grow personally and professionally!"
Nicholas Massey, LOA Team Lead, also shared his experience with the program and the impact it has had on his growth. "Being a part of Future Leaders has been a game changer for me. The entire experience has taught me how to guide a team toward a shared goal. It has equipped me with the knowledge and understanding of a true leader. I'm very grateful for Ticia and all of the guest speakers that took the time to encourage, teach and inspire us to be the best leaders we can be."
Our final cohort session and graduation will take place on March 18 and 19. We are thrilled to see their continued growth and see them apply their leadership knowledge moving forward!
We have you covered! We are happy to attend your Ohio CE event as a guest speaker and teach the whole lesson so your realtors can earn their CE credit.
Beth Dzurilla will help you host a 3-hour CE Class on the DISC Assessment, ensuring your attendees feel engaged and informed and leave inspired.
Don’t just take our word for it…Read what others have had to say about our DISC Assessment Deep Dive CE!
You’re not located in Ohio? Don’t worry, we can provide the materials to you as lunch & learn material for you to present at your event. This gives you a great opportunity to stay top of mind with your realtor partners.
Our Mutual Family team loves to hear your feedback. We love it so much that we have worked to update our quarterly survey campaign to give it a fresh look and be more engaging. In the meantime, we would love your feedback: LEAVE US A REVIEW
Don’t just wait until next month to hear from us! Follow us on LinkedIn to hear what we are doing around the country!
We recently launched our brand-new website and we couldn’t be happier with how it turned out! Our website contains loads of helpful information, such as: state licensure, insurance carriers, home & auto insurance information, testimonials, and contact information. Don’t just take our word for it - check it out for yourself!
Questions about your current policy or looking to get a quote for home, auto, or other coverages? CLICK HERE
IF YOU HAVE WORKED WITH OUR TEAM IN SOME CAPACITY, WE WOULD LOVE YOUR FEEDBACK!
In the fourth quarter, we donated $53,500 to 10 nonprofits in Alabama, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Ohio, North Carolina, and Texas. This round of funding wraps up our 2025 grantmaking, which totaled $175,500 to nonprofits across our footprint of 23 states. This is only possible because of all of you – so thank you, Partners!
Learn more about each of our awardees in our press release here. Here’s to another brilliant year of community impact in 2026!
UHM is the Front-of-Kit Sponsor for the Tampa Bay Rowdies!
We’re excited to share a first look at the 2026 Tampa Bay Rowdies kits, featuring the Union Home Mortgage logo prominently on the front! Read the full press release from the Rowdies here. Pre-order a jersey today on the UHM Team Shop!
All episodes of Season 1 of Loan Stories are available to watch on YouTube now, featuring Larry Wisher, Liz Terwilliger, Michael Pond, Brandy Garcia, Tim Brigham, and Candy Wendling and Stephanie Sinks! Catch up on our page here.
PCP SPRING 2026 IMPACT EVENT: Starts Week of April 27 ! Deadline to register for the PCP Impact Event is February 20 ! Contact the PCP Concierge team at PCP@uhm.com to lock in your spot!
Every day, we all receive emails that look routine, but some are designed to trick us. To help keep our company safe, remember the SLAM method whenever something in an email feels even slightly off.
Sender: Check who the email is from and make sure the name and email address truly match the person or company you expect.
Links: Pause before clicking links and make sure they go where they claim to go, especially if the message creates urgency.
Attachments: Be cautious with attachments you weren’t expecting, even if they appear to come from someone you know.
Message: Read the message carefully and watch for pressure, unusual requests, or wording that doesn’t sound quite right.
A few extra seconds using SLAM can prevent security issues and help protect everyone; when in doubt, don’t click and report it.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO USE YOUR “REPORT PHISH” BUTTON IN THE TOP RIGHT CORNER OF OUTLOOK!
QUICK TIP: The “Report Phish” button is also available on mobile! Reference this SupportU article on how to report these emails: Article
The TECHTalk topic for March will be “Managing Teams with Teams” , with two sessions scheduled at 2 PM on March 10 and March 24. This webinar will include:
Difference between chats and channels
Functionality of Teams channels
How to manage a team with Teams
Be on the lookout for an invite within the next few days!
TECHtalks have been refreshed to make them more flexible and accessible for partners. Instead of a traditional live presentation, scheduled TECHtalk webinars now play the recorded video, while the presenters are available live to answer questions in real time. This format ensures consistent content delivery while still giving partners the opportunity to interact, ask questions, and get clarification during the live session.
Can’t join the webinars? Don’t worry! Recordings from previous sessions can be found on the TechTalk SupportU Page.
March invites curiosity, fresh perspectives, and new ways to connect. This month, reach out to another partner for a relaxed Coffee + Conversation and explore the prompt below:
If you could instantly become fluent in any language, which one would you choose—and why?
This is a great way to spark conversation about culture, travel, family background, communication styles, and what inspires us to connect with the world around us.
Along with this month’s theme, we’re adding to our Partner Language Skills survey where we gather information from partners who are fluent in another language or who use additional languages in their work or community.
If you speak a language beyond English, we need you! Your insights help us better support the diverse population of partners and borrowers we are connected to and support our inclusion efforts.
Interested? Scan to complete the quick survey and share your language strengths.
3/01
April Bynum
Brett Draper
Amber Edmonson
Leslie Jackson
Dianne Polley
Diane Spinuzzi
Mckenzie Taylor
Jennifer Troyer
3/02
Ronald Behymer
Katie Brickweg
Liza Kessel
Kathleen Magnus
Scott Schultz
Eugene Wang
3/03
Katie Broadhurst
Roberto Cordova
Mackenzie Krancic
Kimberly Sikora
Grant Swires
3/04
Eric Anderson
Jack Arnold
Gwendolyn Belcher
Adam Cox
Victoria Misiuda
Loreen Mundson
James Petras
Kary Sawin
Alexandria Weisenseel
3/05
Michael Deniro
John Doerschlag
Bonnie Hantzsche
Maira Juarez Martinez
Joel Tilmant
3/06
Michelle Caro
Kathryn Chidester
Kate Dommermuth
Jason Green
Morgan Hughes
Lori Justice
Heather Prowell
Dylan Richards
Zerenity Washington
3/07
Richard Bondowski
Michael Hosman
Jennifer La Rose
Selda Ozbek
Christian Pedersen
Corinne Pirrello
Summer Robertson
Darrin Semick
Stephen Wandrie
3/08
Chima Egwuagu
Michael Grimsley
Libby Rae Killian
Junieth Lujan
Cheryl Maldonado-Case
Jessica Miller
Amanda Theriault
3/09
Gus Dahlgren
Christiana KummerSalazar
Taylor Miller
Nicole Ralic
Nicholas Salerno
Emily Schneider
Derrick Sherrard
3/10
Jessica Hooker
Debra Lane
Katherine Miller
3/11
Kyle Aerni
Antonio Cumba
Esther Gutierrez
Robin Heffelbower
Marianela Hernandez
Mikayla Knotts
Rebecca Rados
3/12
Tina Chumley
3/13
Haley Barnes
George Faddoul
Kelly Grossman
Karre Haslam-Savoca
Angela Medlin
Jack Welke
3/14
Morgan Heinley
Shelly Milletary
Crystil Robinson
3/15
Marie Brown
Brian Hervey
Phyllis Mead
Jennifer Pickett
Jason Reeves
Dylan Simmons
Kenneth Smith
Jennifer White
3/16
Kristen Gray
Angeline Kelly
Jason Roderick
Tasha Shields
3/17
Al Blank
Autumn Dyer
Lacey Edgren
Shannon Francetic
Michael Stephanoff
3/18
James Delp
Jasmine Martter
Kimberly Pontis
Steve Runnels
Stephanie Vantroostenberghe
3/19
Christopher Garrity
Christina Granberg
Donovan Heinlein
Jorge Ramirez
3/20
Christopher Garrity
Christina Granberg
Donovan Heinlein
Jorge Ramirez
3/21
Lisa Cosby
Amanda Ferguson
Victoria Reasor
Tammy Sinigayan
Lindsay Zeh
3/22
Stephen Bruno
Daniel Duffer
Annette Griffin
Matthew Herberger
Lais Kiehl
Michelle Meredith
Ines Sanchez
Mitchell Severance
Cynthia Tokubo
Tammy White
3/23
Karin Bradley
Kelley Grealis
Bryon Mallernee
Alexandra Mlynarek
Diane Moen
Lindsay Norris
James Racine
April Soss
Elizabeth Terwilliger
3/24
Thomas Garrison
Daniel Kirby
Connor Thompson
3/25
Shayla Anderson
Brittany Hegarty
Owen Menge
3/26
Melissa Hall
Kasra Haririan
Cameron Kemock
Haley King
Terriana Logan
Jonathan Newton
Gina Smith
Angela Walter
3/27
Michelle Cohen
Anna Esperon
Jessica Goff
Michael Pond
3/28
Michael Conner
Christopher Hill
Kaitlyn Pettit
Troy Svitak
Douglas Swank
Ting Yan
3/29
Hillary Carrel
Andrew Hedrick
Scot Linkem
Shannon Maher
Marie Nowacki
Troy Rabidoux
Nicholas Roberson
3/30
Tami Crowder
Patrick Gillespie
Nicholas Massey
George Murphy
Cheryl Ramer
3/31
Jennifer Bachelor
Frankie Churchill
Skylar-Rachel Garrison
Amy Grissom
Catherine Harrison
Ian Jozefowicz
Mandi Schwebach
Jennifer Strickland
Jenna Vanwassenhove
Matthew Wickham
4/01
Melanie Clarke
Kariane Cochran
Patricia Lombardo
Jason Moen Daena Riley
Diane Todaro
Nicole Wilson
4/02
Kelly Bontempo
Clinton Henrikson
Meilani Moody
Elizabeth Robbins-
Johnson
Richard Rohall
Darren Tooley
4/03
Felipe Andrade
Susan Ericson
Jeffrey Jacocks
Deborah Mehdiyoun
4/04
Maria Lujan
Brian Smith
4/05
Jordan Churchman
Dominic Corstange
Kimberly Evers
Shannon Henegar
Jennalee Johnson
Kathleen Lawrence
Drais Von Hagen
Shelby Wright
4/06
Deanna Lucas
4/07
Alexander Roof
Diana Schaefer
Jason Wood
The 2026 GBSB Tour has been announced, running April to June! Senior Leadership is excited to travel around the U.S. to spend face-to-face time with Partners, hear your feedback and ideas, and answer your questions. We’ll see you soon!
In February, we officially welcomed aboard two new senior leaders - George Dover, who will serve as VP of Manufactured and New Construction Lending, and Renee Hildebrand, who will serve as National VP of Mergers and Acquisitions! Read more about each of these outstanding mortgage pros: George Dover Press Release Renee Hildebrand Press Release
Remove leaves, pine needles, and other debris that have accumulated in your gutters over the winter so your system is ready to handle spring showers.
Remove dust and debris that have accumulated on the AC condenser (the big metal box outside your house) so that the AC works efficiently.
Start bringing your yard back to life now, before temperatures warm up for real. Remove branches and stones, and use your lawn mower with a catch bag to make short work of dead leaves and twigs.
Clean your siding to get rid of dirt and grime that can cause mildew and shorten its lifespan. As a bonus, the exterior of your home will look fresh and clean for spring
Inspect exterior caulking and repair any that was battered during the winter. Check around your windows, doors, and corner trim to prevent water infiltration and avoid costly repairs.
For shortcuts and ballpark estimates if you’d rather call in a pro, read the full article here!
Stay Hydrated: When work gets hectic, you may forget about healthy habits like drinking enough water. Use a refillable water bottle to track your intake.
Find Time for Lunch: Schedule time for lunch every day. If possible, eat away from your work space so you can focus on your meal and enjoy your downtime.
Make Minutes Matter: Allow breaks throughout the day. Even 5-10 minutes between meetings will give you time to decompress, use the bathroom, stretch your legs or get some fresh air before diving back into work.
Practice Gratitude: Celebrate small wins throughout the day. Keep a journal at your workspace where you write down all of your successes. Encourage coworkers to do the same and share something from your lists at the start of your next meeting to highlight progress.
Source: Heart.org
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