Mortgage Network Adds Senior LO Pamela Steele Parker

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Mar 08, 2017

Pamela Steele Parker has joined Mortgage Network Inc. as a senior loan officer in the company’s Wellesley, Mass. Office, serving customers in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.

“Given her broad experience in the mortgage and real estate businesses, I’m confident that Pam will be a great addition to our branch and our company,” said Elliott Pratt, manager of Mortgage Network’s Wellesley branch. “Professionals like Pam are a big reason why we have so many happy borrowers here at Mortgage Network.”

Parker brings to Mortgage Network 15 years of mortgage banking experience, having closed more than 2,800 loans in her career. Most recently, she served as a senior loan officer for Mortgage Master, a division of loanDepot. In addition, Parker has over 10 years of experience in account management and commercial and residential real estate. She has served as a trustee on her condominium board and has experience owning and managing investment property.

“I pride myself on providing each of my clients with personal attention, customized solutions, attention to detail, excellent responsiveness, and an extensive knowledge of loan programs and rates,” Parker said. “I am especially excited about Mortgage Network’s wide assortment of mortgage options, including jumbo portfolio products. While the local housing market in the Boston suburbs is still very strong, sales and home prices have cooled a little of late, which creates more opportunities for homebuyers. At the same time, residential mortgage rates are still very low by historical standards, so now is a great time to shop for a new home.”

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Mar 08, 2017

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