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Inlanta Mortgage expands into Ft. Myers

Aug 17, 2010

Inlanta Mortgage has announced the opening of its newest branch, which will be serving Ft. Myers and the surrounding areas. Jim Marcinkowski, branch manager, brings more than five years of experience to the area that he has been living in for over 13 years. Jim has been in the business since 2005 and has had experience as a mortgage broker, a loan officer in a mortgage bank and as a branch manager. His experience within various aspects of the mortgage industry, along with the Inlanta Partnership, will provide him with the tools and support to be successful. “In today’s changing world of financing and real estate, it’s important to work with a company that has the systems and processes to accomplish our client’s goals," said Marcinkowski. "Partnering with Inlanta Mortgage, does this. When professionalism counts, why go anywhere else.” For more information, visit www.inlanta.com.  
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Aug 17, 2010
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