Mortgage Network’s Jane Jordan Honored by New Hampshire Housing Authority

Apr 11, 2018

Mortgage Network Inc. has announced that Jane Jordan, manager of the company's Laconia, N.H., branch, has been named a Top 10 Loan Originator by the New Hampshire Housing Authority. Jordan has been in the mortgage business for

over 24 years and has been with Mortgage Network since September 2017. Jordan covers all of New Hampshire.

"I love serving the people of New Hampshire," said Jordan. "I never could have received this recognition without the great service team behind me."

Mortgage Network was recognized as a top 10 lender by the New Hampshire agency. The awards acknowledge lenders and individual originators with a track record of helping homebuyers find affordable financing. The housing authority presented the awards at a "Best of 2017" ceremony recently at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford, NH.

"We are honored to be recognized by New Hampshire Housing, and loan officers like Jane are the main reason why we received this award," said Maureen Elliott, Northeast Regional Manager at Mortgage Network. "We never sought to be the biggest lender—only the best one. These awards acknowledge our dedication to that principle, which is followed by every one of our loan officers and branch managers."

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