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American Home Mortgage company history timeline

1994

By 1994, American Home had four branches and originated $220 million in loans.

1998

Revenues for 1998 totaled more than $20 million, and the company posted a $4.87 million profit.

1999

In conjunction with the initial public offering, American Home Mortgage Holdings, Inc. was formed on June 15, 1999.

2000

In 2000, the company increased revenues by 135 percent to $58.3 million and reported net income in excess of $5.3 million.

American Home continued its buying spree later in 2000 when it purchased four branch mortgage offices from New York-based Roslyn National Mortgage Corporation.

2000: The company originates $3 billion in mortgages.

2001

As of June 20, 2001, the bank held $37 million in deposits and approximately $47 million in assets.

In December 2001, MortgageSelect announced that it had reached a agreement with the popular The Motley Fool financial site to serve as the exclusive mortgage provider to its online Home Center.

The Internet side of American Home produced several positive developments in 2001.

By the end of 2001, MortgageSelect added a number of other financial institutions, including The Bank of Lexington, Community Bank of the Cumberlands, Bank of Frankewing, Security Bank & Trust, Farmers & Merchants Bank-Trezavant, and Farmers & Merchants Bank-Adamsville.

2007

On July 31, 2007, the company announced that it can no longer fund home loans and may liquidate assets, putting its survival in doubt.

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1987
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