(800) 360.EASY (3279) CUSTOMER LOGIN More HOME → ABOUT FEMBi Mortgage Partners with Credit Unions and Community Banks FEMBi Mortgage has been a valued partner of several Florida Credit Unions and Community Banks since 2008. FEMBi currently supports and services over 100 locations throughout Florida through its network of local branches and experienced Loan Originators. What sets us apart is our true local support with in- house processing and underwriting. Members of our team are available and ready to meet your client’s needs any way that they choose to do business: by phone, electronically, and yes, face to face. Finding the right Mortgage Partner is critical when it comes to fulfilling the lending needs of your clients. It’s also vitally important that the partnership fits into your organizations culture. As industry experts, we become an extension of your team, exercise transparency in every detail while making your client our priority. Technology capabilities, industry experience, cost, and reliability all play a role. We can create a custom solution that will help you increase revenue, enhance customer experience while reducing compliance and regulatory liability. We offer a full suite of mortgage lending products. To find out more about FEMBi Mortgage Partnerships, contact Nalini Jaimangal, our Director of Corporate Accounts at: 305.666.3333 extension 2124 or nalini.j@fembi.com. We’re looking for talented professionals to join our All-Star Team CONTACT US Loan Types FHA Loan VA Loan ARMs Reverse Mortgage 30 Year Fixed Rate 15 Year Fixed Rate Important Links CUSTOMER LOGIN Terms of Use Privacy Policy Locations Contact Us FEMBi Mortgage 9300 S Dadeland Blvd STE 500 Miami, FL 33156 (800) 360.3279 Copyright © 2021 All Rights Reserved. First Equity Mortgage Bankers, Inc. (FEMBi Mortgage) NMLS#162197, is a fully diversified mortgage bank. We finance the purchase and refinance transactions through Conforming, Non-conforming, FHA, VA, and USDA/Rural loans. DISCLAIMER: FEMBi Mortgage has no affiliation with any government agencies or lenders. If you stop paying your mortgage, it may impact your credit.