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- 57 Answers
- 1 Best Answer
- 20 First Answers
- 15 Useful Answers
Fred Glick is an award winning REALTOR(R) and Mortgage Broker who is the President & CEO of U S Spaces, Inc and U S Loans Mortgage LLC. He has a B S degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Currently, Fred is a Director of the Greater Philadelphia Association of REALTORS(R). He has been intereviewed on CNBC, the Philadelphia Inquirer, ThinkGlick.com and other national publications.
With over 25 years of experience, Fred is a great person to deal with. Both his companies, U S Spaces and U S Loans Mortgage are Triple Bottom Line. Every time you use Fred's companies, he will donate money to a charity of your choice and he will make sure that he gives you an environmental assesment for your home! Call Fred at 215-829-8850.
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Fred Glick, B.S., ePro, REALTOR/Mortgage Broker answered:
One word answer...BANKS. They are the only ones that have this type of monies. You can go direct, but you can also use a good mortgage broker to get you the right deal that will work for you. - Sat Aug 23 2008, 13:41
Fred Glick, B.S., ePro, REALTOR/Mortgage Broker answered:
Since I don't know you well, it's hard to answer the question. What are you looking for? Beach, woods, serenity, food, rivers, lakes? Ask yourself what you are going to do when you get there, then re-ask the question of the real estate community. - Wed Aug 20 2008, 12:58
Fred Glick, B.S., ePro, REALTOR/Mortgage Broker answered:
Consult a professional financial advisor. I just don't know enough about your entire financial situation to make an intelligent answer. - Wed Aug 13 2008, 20:46
Fred Glick, B.S., ePro, REALTOR/Mortgage Broker answered:
There is no general answer. I would ask to talk to the management company in any condo you are interested in and see what the budget is and what is included.
If you do sign an agreement of sale on an existing condo, you actually get 15 days to review the condo docs and get out of the sale if there is anything in those documents that you will feel will not be in your interest! - Mon Aug 11 2008, 15:02
Fred Glick, B.S., ePro, REALTOR/Mortgage Broker answered:
It depends on many factors. I am a mortgage broker, so i do not have one set of guidelines.
Call me at 215-852-4469. - Mon Aug 11 2008, 11:37
mortgages, condominiums, townhomes, development, commercial
Freddie Mac(R) LP Service Award
GPAR Silver Award