REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE NETWORK, INC., BOLSTERS CONNECTICUT PRESENCE WITH MARION SZARZYNSKI
WATERBURY, CT – January 31, 2011 – (RealEstateRama) — Real Estate Mortgage Network (REMN), a national mortgage lender based in River Edge, N.J., is pleased to announce the addition of Marion Szarzynski to its growing team as a mortgage loan originator in Connecticut. While Szarzynski will be a part of REMN’s Derby office, she’ll be working remotely from a satellite office in Naugatuck to better handle the needs of new and existing home owners, real estate professionals and residential builders in the Waterbury area.
Szarzynski is a Waterbury native and has worked in the Connecticut mortgage industry for more than 25 years. Prior to joining REMN, Szarzynski held numerous roles within the industry at companies such as PNC Mortgage and Columbia National Mortgage. Szarzynski has won multiple industry awards, including First Time Homebuyer Magazine’s “Top Mortgage Loan Officer” in 2008 and being named a President’s Club Member by PNC Mortgage in 2009. A Naugatuck resident, Szarzynski is a member of both the Women’s Council of Realtors and greater Waterbury Board of Realtors.
A full-service mortgage banker based in River Edge, N.J., REMN is licensed to originate loans in more than 30 states. More than 600 employees work in three divisions – consumer direct, retail and wholesale. The company also has offices in California, Georgia, Florida, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Texas.
Those looking to connect with Szarzynski can email her at mszarzynski (at) remn (dot) com, call (203) 768-5098 or visit www.Marion.remn.com.
Real Estate Mortgage Network
Founded in 1989 and headquartered in River Edge, N.J., Real Estate Mortgage Network serves the lending needs of home buyers and home owners, real estate professionals and builders across the country. Our associates are passionate about fulfilling the American Dream, and realize they are the key to unlocking the mortgage process. REMN’s Web site is located at www.remn.com.
