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LO Beth Santella Joins Mortgage Network

Jul 20, 2015
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Veteran mortgage professional Beth Santella has joined Mortgage Network Inc. as a loan originator in the company’s Braintree, Mass. branch office. In her new role, Santella will be responsible for serving borrowers in Bristol, Norfolk and Plymouth counties.

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.

Santella brings nearly three decades of mortgage banking experience in the South Shore and metropolitan Boston areas to Mortgage Network. She served as a loan originator with two community banks over the past 18 years and has been a frequent presenter at first-time homebuyer workshops in conjunction with several area non-profit organizations, which have reached hundreds of homebuyers. Santella has volunteered with youth financial literacy programs in Randolph, Brockton and Mansfield, Mass.

“Experienced, customer-focused mortgage professionals like Ms. Santella have always been the secret to Mortgage Network’s success,” said Brian Moloney, manager of the company’s Braintree, Mass. branch. “In light of her track record and dedication to borrowers in our area, we expect Ms. Santella to play a big role in our future growth.”

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