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Jim Harrington Joins Mortgage Network

Mar 19, 2015

Veteran mortgage professional Jim Harrington has joined Mortgage Network Inc. as a sales manager in the company’s Plymouth, Mass. branch office. Harrington will be responsible for serving borrowers and homeowners throughout the South Shore area.

Based in Danvers, Mass., Mortgage Network provides a complete range of conventional, non-conventional, government and reverse residential mortgage loans. Since 2000, the company has sold more than $35 billion in mortgage loans while building a reputation for delivering nationally acclaimed customer service.

Harrington brings to Mortgage Network 20 years of mortgage banking experience in the South Shore area. Most recently, he served as loan originator for First Eastern Mortgage. Harrington has lived in Plymouth for 10 years and is an active member of the Plymouth and South Shore Board of Realtors.

“Mortgage professionals with Jim’s skills and experience are hard to find, so we are very fortunate to welcome him aboard,” said Brian Moloney, branch manager of Mortgage Network’s Plymouth office. “We expect Jim to play a major role in our success in the South Shore area.”

“Mortgage Network is well-known for great loan products and amazing customer service, which are both extremely important to me,” Harrington said. “I am delighted to be joining the company and I’m looking forward to continuing to help South Shore residents with their mortgage needs.”

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