Since 1969, Weichert, Realtors has been perfecting a smarter approach to real estate focused on the needs, concerns, hopes and dreams of our customers.

Weichert has grown from a single office into one of the nation's largest privately-held real estate companies by putting customers first. Today, we continue to refine our approach in response to the changing needs and concerns of people like you.

To begin with, we've turned Weichert sales offices into true "one-stop" destinations for the full range of real estate products and services. Now, there's always an expert on hand to offer solutions and advice on mortgages, insurance, and all the details of moving. Instead of calling an 800 number, you can meet face to face with one of these Weichert Gold Services Managers.

In other words, we go beyond "full service." No one can match the Weichert Open House program or our promise of immediate live answers to web site requests. But, in the end, it's the neighborhood knowledge and personal attention from our friendly Sales Associates that ensure your problems will be resolved and your dreams realized.

Weichert has more than 18,300 sales associates in nearly 450 company-owned and franchised sales offices in key markets throughout the U.S. A family of full-service real estate and financial services companies, Weichert helps customers buy and sell both residential and commercial real estate, and streamlines the delivery of mortgages and home and title insurance.

I am the proud father of wonderful twin sons, Charles "Chuckie" and Joseph "Joey". After being a full-time stay-at-home parent for the first three years of their lives, I have ventured back into the world of grown-ups, with a new career as a Real Estate Agent.

Before becoming a Real Estate Agent, I had been a Paralegal for an Estates and Trusts Attorney, as well as a Customer Service Supervisor for a major retailer.  I also served in the U.S. Army during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.  I am proud to serve veterans and active duty military families within the greater Philadelphia region.

I grew up in an old colonial farmhouse, and am raising my sons in one now.  The phrase, "they don't build them like they used to" certainly applies to homes built in the 1700s and 1800s.  Living in an Historic Home is not for everyone, to be sure.  It takes a certain degree of appreciation for the home itself, and for the pieces of history the home has witnessed through the past century or two.  If you dream of living in an historic home like I did, I would be honored to help you reach your dreams.

If something more contemporary is more to your liking, I can help you, also.  Or, if you want to find the right home to rehab and resell, I can also show you a few areas that are poised for real growth.

"While doing some research, I came across your blog.  I am very impressed by your wealth of knowledge about this industry."
-- David A. Patterson, Broker CRS ASR ABR

I was recently mentioned in an article in REALTOR Magazine.  See 3 Budgets, 3 Plans in the May 2007 issue.