LO Marc Walz Joins Mortgage Network’s Providence Branch

Sep 19, 2018

Mortgage Network Inc. has announced that Marc Walz has joined the company as a Loan Officer in the company’s Providence, R.I. branch, serving Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Walz brings more than 25 years of mortgage banking Mortgage Network Inc. has announced that Marc Walz has joined the company as a Loan Officer in the company’s Providence, R.I. branch

experience to Mortgage Network. Before joining the company, he was a Private Mortgage Banker at Washington Trust Mortgage in Braintree, Mass. He is currently Co-Chairman of the Greater Boston Association of Realtors Affiliate Committee and a past member of the Newport County Board of Realtors.

"We are thrilled to have someone with Marc's proven track record and long experience serving this region of New England real estate market join our team," said Jesse Kenner, Mortgage Network’s Providence Branch Manager.

Walz said, "I joined Mortgage Network because of their forward-thinking, amazing support staff, superior customer service reviews and in-house processing and underwriting. They streamline the process for customers, especially in complex transactions. My reputation has been built on making things easy for customers and always being there for them, so it's a winning combination."

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