GMH Mortgage Services Expands Sales Team

Published March 27, 2013, 4:18 p.m. EDT

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GMH Mortgage Services LLC, headquartered in Newtown Square, Pa., hired Ed Moloney as a new loan officer in its Boston branch.

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"Ed 's experience, professionalism and dedication is a tremendous asset to us as we continue to expand our team in the New England and Greater Boston markets," stated Frank DiMaio, senior vice president of national retail sales for GMH Mortgage Services, in a press release.

Moloney has over nine years of experience as a mortgage professional and most recently worked at GMAC Mortgage, where he was a licensed mortgage originator in the Massachusetts market.

Prior to this, he was a mortgage consultant at Family First Mortgage where he was one of the company's top 10 producers.

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