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TPO GO exits wholesale channel via alliance with Stockton Mortgage

The strategic alliance, closing Aug. 10, is expected to shift most of TPO GO’s wholesale sales and operations staff to Stockton, without a stock or asset sale.

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TPO GO will exit the wholesale mortgage channel nationally through a strategic alliance with Stockton Mortgage, with the transition set to close Aug. 10, HousingWire reports. The deal is intended to move TPO GO’s wholesale sales and operations functions over to Stockton, and it is not structured as an acquisition.

According to HousingWire, the companies describe the arrangement as involving cooperation across resources, recruiting, and information technology to facilitate the transition of TPO GO wholesale division staff and related systems from TPO GO to Stockton. Stockton Mortgage’s spokesperson told HousingWire the alliance does not include the purchase or sale of stock or assets.

HousingWire adds that TPO GO previously became Norcom Mortgage’s wholesale platform after CMG Financial acquired Norcom’s retail operations in 2024. Under that setup, Norcom’s wholesale business remained independent under the TPO GO name, while the deal added 25 branches to CMG’s Northeast footprint.

On whether the alliance could lead to layoffs, HousingWire reports that Stockton’s spokesperson said the transition is expected to bring the lion’s share of TPO GO’s wholesale sales and operations team to Stockton after closing. The companies did not disclose financial terms, and they said TPO GO may maintain limited wholesale operations in certain defined markets, including Connecticut, where it is headquartered.

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