Overview -- The McCue Mortgage Company

The McCue Mortgage Company was founded in 1949 by William D. McCue. During the 1950s, the company became well established in correspondent relationships with John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company and New York Life Insurance Company. McCue Mortgage served as a seller and servicer for these two insurance giants.

In the early 1960s, the life insurance companies withdrew from residential mortgage investing and The McCue Mortgage Company moved into the area of specialized FHA insured lending and multifamily subsidized loans under the National Housing Act. The company continued to involve itself in these specialized lending programs through the 1960s and 1970s.

In 1974, McCue Mortgage became a seller and servicer for The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority. Since then, McCue Mortgage has dominated this market in Connecticut.

In 1983, McCue Mortgage expanded its portfolio of loans offered to include conventional financing. This action proved beneficial as conventional lending now represents a significant percentage of the loans produced at McCue.

Since the 1990s, McCue Mortgage has been positioned to help buyers at every level of the home-financing spectrum, from first time homebuyers to those purchasing their dream home, with a commitment to provide the best service possible. Since 1994, McCue Mortgage has been actively purchasing mortgage loans on a correspondent basis.

McCue funds over 4,000 loans per year representing over $500,000,000 in financing. Furthermore McCue Mortgage provides servicing for approximately 8,000 loans for an approximate dollar value of $900,000,000.