All American Home Mortgage (AAHM), a wholly owned subsidiary of Tri-Star Management Inc., has acquired the Las Vegas branch of Liberty Home Mortgage and hired the branch’s team, expanding its presence in a key Western housing market, the company announced Tuesday.
The deal adds a group of experienced originators and operations staff to the Nevada-based company as rising mortgage rates, affordability pressures and tight for-sale inventory continue to challenge homebuyers in the Silver State and across the country.
“This acquisition represents another important step in our growth strategy and strengthens our ability to deliver concierge-level service to both clients and mortgage professionals,” Scott Allan, president and CEO of Tri-Star Management, said in a statement. “We are excited to welcome such a talented group of professionals whose experience, integrity, and commitment to customer service align perfectly with our mission.”
As part of the acquisition, Joe Page and Lynn Jabs joined AAHM as senior mortgage bankers. Garrett Smith, RaeAnna Anderson and Savannah Horvath joined as mortgage bankers, while Tammy Smith was hired as a senior loan processor.
The newly added employees bring experience in mortgage lending, loan processing, real estate and customer service.
Page, a U.S. Navy veteran, has worked in lending, real estate and construction. Jabs brings more than two decades of mortgage industry experience and has been involved in veteran housing advocacy. The company said Garrett Smith has nearly six years of lending experience, while Anderson and Horvath have worked closely with homebuyers in the Las Vegas area. Tammy Smith brings more than 20 years of loan processing experience.
Founded in 2003, All American Home Mortgage operates as a full-service mortgage banker in Nevada, California, Utah, Arizona, Idaho, Washington, Colorado, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida. According to Modex veri, the company produced a volume of $59.05 million in 2025 and has 19 producing loan officers.
The acquisition expands the company’s footprint in Las Vegas and increases its lending and operational staff as it seeks to grow its mortgage business in the region.
This article was written by Sarah Wolak and generated with the assistance of HousingWire Automation, then reviewed by a HousingWire editor before publication.
