The Bronx is where a lot of NYC's real value still lives - waterfront single-families in Riverdale, two- to four-families in Pelham Bay, condos in Fordham, cottages on City Island. Brian works this borough end to end. Different borough, same promise: the lender who actually answers.
A Riverdale co-op underwrites nothing like a Throgs Neck single-family, and a City Island cottage is its own animal entirely. Brian knows which program moves fastest in each - and where the deals actually get done. Find your neighborhood below.
Pre-war co-ops and stately single-family homes. Board packages structured cleanly and jumbo pricing when the number calls for it.
Talk Riverdale with Brian →Waterfront single-families and modest multis. Fast pre-approvals so buyers can move on the right listing.
Talk Throgs Neck with Brian →The Bronx's luxury enclave. Jumbo and high-balance financing handled discreetly, start to close.
Talk Country Club with Brian →Two- to four-family houses that work beautifully with FHA multi-unit programs. Brian makes the rent-roll math work.
Talk Pelham Bay with Brian →A strong pocket for first-time buyers and down-payment-assistance programs. The right subsidy paired with the right loan.
Talk Morris Park with Brian →Post-conversion condos and steady co-op buildings. Non-warrantable and portfolio options where standard programs won't play.
Talk Fordham with Brian →One of NYC's last true co-op value plays. Brian gets buyers cleared quickly with clean board-ready packages.
Talk Kingsbridge with Brian →Cottages, waterfront homes and truly unique properties. Appraisal-savvy financing when the comps get creative.
Talk City Island with Brian →This isn't a lender parachuting in from upstate. Brian's in The Bronx regularly, gets the mix - pre-war co-ops, waterfront single-families, two- to four-family investor plays, FHA and VA programs where they actually help. When your agent needs a lender who gets it, that's the whole point.