Mortgage Connects
Building a financial legacy through smart real estate investment – Episode 38
Marc Williams, Senior Loan Officer at Paramount Residential Mortgage Group
- Marc’s insights on the challenges of homeownership – and some potential solutions
- How consumers can build wealth through strategic real estate investment
- How education and financial literacy can boost homeownership and wealth-building efforts
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Marc Williams, Senior Loan Officer at Paramount Residential Mortgage Group
Mr. Williams has been responsible for developing and providing mortgage loans, training and business consulting to over 30 mortgage consultants, loan processors, and underwriters throughout the State of Florida. Through educational seminars on homeownership and foreclosure has offered individuals self-reliance and control over their economic destiny. Marc has been responsible for developing and managing a comprehensive housing center, wherein prospective families accessed services required to achieve the highest level of success in homeownership.
He has monitored a detailed homeownership program that assisted the public on housing concerns and informed NeighborWorks America®, on the Organization’s progress. Conducted the implementation of a homeownership software that has helped, prospective homebuyers with purchasing, refinancing, rehabilitating, and maintaining a home. Analyzed financial data concerning actual, forecasted, and budgeted information greater than $700 million.
Supervised a staff of 10 individuals in reviewing 25 corporations each with revenues greater than $500 thousand. Reviewed corporate financial cash flows, income statements and balance sheet information to analyze successful business strategies, which addressed the economic survival of various companies. Comprised quarterly revenue and expense reports to assess the effects of Inbound and Outbound Teleservices. Additionally, monitored the monthly progress of Indirect Client Specific and Direct Labor expenses, which created efficient operational procedures.