Fidelity Direct Mortgage Corp is a licensed Mortgage Banker.
Buddy has been helping homebuyers meet their mortgage financing needs since 1986 and has assisted over 5,000 clients in financing or refinancing their homes. He believes communication is key in all financial transactions and is dedicated to keeping all parties informed throughout the process, from loan pre-approval to closing.
Buddy is more than just a mortgage professional; he is a neighbor and a friend you can call anytime, knowing you’ll receive trusted advice.
He served on the Board of Governors for the Maryland Mortgage Bankers Association for two years and has also participated in committees with the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors and the Howard County Maryland Board. For the past five years, he has been serving on the Events Committee for the Naples Area Board of Realtors.
In his free time, Buddy enjoys golf, fishing, his dog Graceland, and pickleball.
438 North Frederick Ave, Suite 310
Gaithersburg, MD 20877
Fidelity Direct Mortgage Corp is a licensed Mortgage Banker.
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