Landmark Network Names Tina Heilbron to New Construction Manager Position

May 30, 2017

Landmark Network has promoted Tina Heilbron to the newly-created purchase and new construction manager position. The company created the position based on increased demand and projected growth in this area of the mortgage industry.

“Landmark has long handled purchase appraisals and builder relationships with extra care and attention,” said Erik Richard, CEO of Landmark Network. “With the recent uptick in purchase business and new construction, we want to enhance our already high level of service and care. Tina has the experience and the passion for excellence, and we are excited about her leadership in this position.”

Heilbron has been at Landmark for five years and in her new positions she is responsible for managing the purchase orders from all client teams. She also oversees the timeliness of purchase transactions, reviews purchase contracts for appraisal contingencies and manages the new construction virtual sales office, which is a unique part of the Landmark platform. In addition, Heilbron coordinates mandatory education for network appraisers who are interested in appraising new construction.

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