Industry Veteran Fobby Naghmi Joins Homespire Mortgage

GAITHERSBURG, Md., Dec. 23, 2019 – Homespire Mortgage, a national residential mortgage lender, has hired Fobby Naghmi as executive vice president, national director of strategy and growth. Naghmi, who has 25 years of mortgage experience, is responsible for managing the growth of the company’s current retail channel as well as developing two new channels: wholesale and affinity.

“Fobby’s experience in the industry coupled with his dedication and passion to create efficiencies make him a strong asset to our company as we continue to grow,” said Michael Rappaport, president of Homespire Mortgage. “He has a strong track record of success, and his knowledge and expertise will help our company expand its footprint in retail and our new wholesale markets as well as develop strong affinity relationships. In his position, Fobby has the opportunity to carve a new path for Homespire and advance the company’s growth and expansion efforts.”

Previously, Naghmi was senior vice president of the Eastern Division of Planet Home Lending. Additionally, Naghmi started his own mortgage company in 2000, Horizon Mortgage Corporation. He quickly grew the company to four locations across the DC metro market with an emphasis on assisting first time homebuyers in emerging markets.

“At Homespire, my primary goal will always be to grow new markets while creating new opportunities for HMC.  It is equally important to focus on sharing the company culture that I have experienced firsthand. It’s an inclusive culture with an emphasis on strengthening the communities where we live and work. It is important that while we expand and grow our national footprint, we remain committed to the deeply-rooted values and unique culture here at Homespire Mortgage,” Naghmi said. “Additionally, I would like to have a more market-centric loan process. This would allow managers to better the unique needs of their borrowers in a timely manner.”

Homespire is currently licensed in 32 states and will continue its expansion in the remaining states.