Dustin DiMisa brings over 16 years of top-tier experience in the financial industry, holding pivotal roles in developing and implementing groundbreaking financial products at leading firms within the U.S. mortgage sector.
Under his leadership he has grown, Intercontinental Capital Group (ICG) to a workforce of over 2,000 employees and created over 10,000 jobs. The company has funded over $10 billion in mortgage production, consistently prioritizing customer satisfaction and achieving sustained growth that impacts communities nationwide.
Dustin DiMisa is passionate about financial technology and its potential to revolutionize the mortgage industry. He has prioritized the integration of innovative tech solutions to enhance customer experiences and streamline operations, ensuring the company remains at the forefront of industry advancements.
Driven by a vision to expand the company’s market share, DiMisa has spearheaded various innovative initiatives that have influenced the industry landscape. Notable solutions include the Veteran’s Community, which provides cost-effective financing options to veteran first-time homebuyers; eReverse Lending, designed to support senior citizens in managing their mortgages; and Own It, a unique home loan dividend charter program. These trailblazing initiatives underscore DiMisa’s strategic approach, contributing to Hello Mortgage’s robust position in the market today.
Hello Mortgage is a trade name of InterContinental Capital Group, an Equal housing Lender, 265 Broadhollow Rd Suite 105, Melville, NY 11747; NMLS ID. 60134; FHA Lender ID 23789-0000-2; VA Approval No. 018131-00-00; Verify a mortgage company or individual license on the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System Consumer Access site: www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. CA DBO Finance Lender Law License 603B915. *Disclosed rate assumes 1.99 discount point(s) and a $907,500 purchase price and respective 30-year purchase loan on an owner-occupied single family residence in California. Minimum 760 FICO credit score, 80% loan to value with no subordinate debt and a debt-to-income ratio less than 40.00%. Loans are subject to underwriting approval and program guidelines. The term realtor is a registered trademark of the national association of realtors.