ManhattanMortgage.com was created by The Manhattan Mortgage Company to help bring you home. A convenient, online mortgage resource, combining the latest information technology with top-notch personal service, ManhattanMortgage.com simplifies your loan process, ensuring a smooth experience from pre-qualification to closing.

Established in 1985, Manhattan Mortgage's loan originations have earned the company recognition as the #1 residential mortgage brokerage in metropolitan New York. Melissa Cohn, owner and President, who founded the company 24 years ago and built it into a multi-billion dollar enterprise, was named #1 Mortgage Originator in the country for 2007 and 2008- and Top Mortgage Originator for the 13th year in a row - by the editors of "Mortgage Originator Magazine". 

"My business approach", explains Melissa, "has been to create a formula and duplicate it from branch to branch, making appropriate revisions to each region. As long as you remember that you're only as good as your last mortgage and treat each client as your most important, the formula will work anywhere."

The strategy is working successfully in Manhattan Mortgage's 10 offices: eight in New York: Manhattan (2), Brooklyn, Rye, Croton-on-Hudson, Westhampton, Southampton and East Hampton...as well as offices in Upper Montclair NJ and Mooresville NC.

Manhattan Mortgage has developed strong relationships with over 60 lenders and, because of the high volume of loans originated on a daily basis, the company's team of more than 200 financing professionals is able to negotiate the most competitive terms in the industry.

With ManhattanMortgage.com, the company's exceptional in-house real estate and financial expertise are at your fingertips. Inquire about a loan. Get pre-qualified. Or apply now.

We've got the rates. We've got the reputation.

Let Us Bring You Home.

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