MLO Sean Doucette Joins Mortgage Network

Nov 20, 2017

Mortgage Network Inc. has announced that Sean Doucette has joined the company as a Mortgage Loan Officer serving the central Maine area, bringing more than 15 years of banking and mortgage experience to the company.

"Experienced mortgage professionals like Sean Doucette are why we have so many happy borrowers at Mortgage Network," said Julie Poulin, Mortgage Network Branch Manager. "His track record and dedication to borrowers and homeowners in the Central Maine area makes him a valuable part of our continued success."

Most recently, Doucette served as Loan Originator for Key Bank. Prior to that, he managed Northeast Bank for 10 years. Born and raised in the Lewiston, Auburn area, Doucette served on the Board of Directors for Senior's Plus, an aging and disability resource center in Western Maine. Doucette earned his Mortgage Loan Origination Certification from Xinnix Academy and has a BA in Business Management from the University of Maine.

"Houses in central Maine move fast due to a shortage of inventory," said Doucette. "Most sellers won't sign a purchase agreement unless financing is in order, so homebuyers need to get pre-qualified right away. I am thrilled to be joining Mortgage Network, a lender with an excellent reputation, impeccable customer service, and a commitment to get loans closed quickly and on time.”

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