Glendale Mortgage is a Winner of the 2010 Five Star Mortgage Broker Professional Award as published in the September issue of Philadelphia Magazine! This honor is bestowed on only 3% of financial professionals in the Philadelphia area and is based on evaluations from consumers and financial services who have worked directly with Glendale Mortgage. This logo shows that an independent third party has identified Glendale Mortgage as providing "best in class" client satisfaction and it demonstrates our commitment to providing the highest standard of client satisfaction.

Glendale Mortgage is licensed to serve you throughout the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.  If you have found your dream home or if you are in the market to refinance your current loan, let us provide you with the best lending solutions that meet your individual financial needs. 

Buying a home is a big investment. Let us take you every step of the way to identify and resolve problems that may prevent you from owning your own home. Glendale Mortgage Professionals have over 30 years of experience and we invite you to put our experience and expertise to work for you.

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Conventional, FHA, VA, Reverse Mortgages...and less-than perfect Credit...We have answers to your home lending needs.  Give Glendale Mortgage a call for your FREE PRE-QUALIFICATION and let me help you get your dream home!

Rob Miller / NMLS# 142151
Glendale Mortgage
1 Raymond Dr
Havertown, PA 19083
Office Phone: 610-853-6500
NMLS #: 127720
Email: rmiller@glendalemortgage.com



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Activity for refinancing is red hot with mortgage rates remaining at historic  lows...
Refinancing your mortgage can give you a fresh start and relieve the pressure of high interest rates. Call us today!

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The Week Ahead: Light Data Calendar, Treasury Auctions, Holiday Weekend - 4 hours ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryThe line-up of economic data in the week ahead is one of the lightest of the year. Monday is essentially data-free. The following two days of the week are focused on housing with Existing Home Sales on Tuesday and New Home Sales on Wednesday. Those same two days also kick off the Treasury Note auctions for the week though Tuesday's 2yr Notes are generally not moving markets these days. Wednesday's 5yr auction has more potential to affect MBS, but the result would have to be a pretty big surprise in one direction or another. The data shifts away from housing on Thursday with Durable Goods and Weekly Jobless Claims, both moderately important data sets, though not 'high risk' events. Thursday also rounds out the Treasury auctions for the week with 7yr Notes at 1pm. While there is data on Friday...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
More Lender Updates; Letters from the Trenches and Legal Updates Focused on the CFPB - 1 day ago
Posted To: Pipeline PressLondon plans to use a painfully "High-Pitched Sound Generator" to disperse large crowds at the Olympics. Observers note that it will be Cindy Lauper's first paying gig since '86. Speaking of high-pitched noises (and no, this is not a lead in to a Taylor Swift joke), the constructive clamoring about the CFPB's flat fee continues . "The CFPB for consumer finance, in my opinion, is the same thing as the CFTC for commodity trading overseeing Future Commission Merchants and the SEC for stock broker/dealers. Both the futures and stock brokerage industries have formed self-regulating entities. The National Futures Association for commodities and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) for stocks. The mortgage industry would be well served if the industry itself through the MBA or other...(read more)Forward this article via email:  Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.