Mike Guild - National REO Sales Manager - NMLS# 1516083

Mike Guild - National REO Sales Manager - NMLS# 1516083 Mike Guild | National REO Sales Manager | NMLS: 1516083

Newrez LLC, 1100 Virginia Dr., Suite 125, Fort Washington, PA 19034.
1-888-673-5521. NMLS #3013.

For licensing information, go to:
www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. Equal Housing Opportunity. Meet Mike Guild, Your Personal Mortgage Superhero at Newrez Home Loan Division! Are you ready to embark on an exhilarating journey towards homeownership and financial freedom? Say hello to Mike Guild, your dedicated National REO Sales Manager at Newrez LLC. Mike's unshakable passion for empowering families wit

h the life-changing benefits of homeownership drives him to create personalized strategies for every client. Partnering with like-minded agents, Mike is on a mission to make your dreams come true on your terms. As a Direct Lender specializing in a variety of retail lending options, Mike takes pride in helping first-time home-buyers, investors, and veterans access unique programs crafted just for them. Whether it's a single-family home, condo, townhome, co-op, or manufactured home you're after - for personal or investment purposes - Mike's got the right products, unparalleled expertise, and strong connections to guarantee your success. Experience the winning edge with a lender who's all about reliability, availability, and lightning-fast services, genuinely caring for your best interests. As your trusted fiduciary, Mike puts your needs front and center - always. Don't wait another minute! Reach out to Mike via call, text, or email today, and let him propel you towards your real estate goals. Licensed in: (Washington) DC, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington (MLO-1516083)

Real Talk Thursday 📊Hot take: The investors who win consistently aren't the ones with the best spreadsheets. They're the...
05/21/2026

Real Talk Thursday 📊
Hot take: The investors who win consistently aren't the ones with the best spreadsheets. They're the ones who have a lender's cell number.

I talk to investors every week who've spent six months on cap rate analysis and pro formas, then shop lenders cold three days before close like it's a commodity.

It's not.

The lender who knows your portfolio, your strategy, and what you've closed before is the one who structures the loan that actually works. The lender you found on Google last week is going to underwrite you like a stranger because, the reality is, you are one.

If you're serious about scaling, the lender relationship is part of the infrastructure.

The good ones get it. The rest learn it after a deal falls through.
If you're an active investor without a lender you can text on a Saturday, that's a gap worth closing. 👋

Why Don'tcha Wednesday 📊Today is Bike to Work Day. I am not biking to work. The PNW weather has opinions and so do I.The...
05/20/2026

Why Don'tcha Wednesday 📊
Today is Bike to Work Day. I am not biking to work. The PNW weather has opinions and so do I.
There's more than one way to get somewhere. Pick the one that works for you.
Same goes for one of the biggest myths in REO investing: "I need all cash to buy REO."
You don't.
Cash offers close clean and look attractive to sellers, but financing is absolutely on the table for buyers who know how to structure it. The all-cash investors aren't winning because cash is the only way. They're winning because they showed up prepared.
If you've been sitting out the REO market because you think you need a war chest of cash, that's worth a conversation. 👋

Did You Know Tuesday 📊90s Mortgage Quiz Wk 9Ron Swanson buries gold bars in undisclosed locations.If he used one as a do...
05/20/2026

Did You Know Tuesday 📊
90s Mortgage Quiz Wk 9
Ron Swanson buries gold bars in undisclosed locations.
If he used one as a down payment, what would the lender say?

A. "Great, let's close."
B. "We need to see where it came from."
C. "We don't accept gold."
D. "Ron, please put your shirt back on."

Comment your answer. Real one this afternoon. Q's? Ask a LO 👋

05/18/2026

Real Life Monday 🗻
46 years ago today, Mt. St. Helens blew.
My grandfather was on the road that day, trying to get home.

The ash came down so heavy his wipers couldn't keep the windshield clear. So he pulled over, rigged rope and bungee cords to the wiper arms, and worked them by hand from inside the cab.
Then he stopped and bought pantyhose. Stretched them over the air filter so the engine could breathe through the ash without choking. And he drove home.
That story has stuck with me my whole life. Not because of what happened to the mountain. Because of what he did when everything fell apart around him.
He didn't panic. He didn't quit. He looked at what he had, figured out the problem, and built something that worked.
That's the kind of stuff that gets passed down.

Need someone to who can problem solve? Apples don't fall far from trees. Just sayin'. Talk to an experienced LO 👋

Decided to give the hats a wash. Hung them up to air dry. Went inside for what felt like five minutes.Came back to this....
05/16/2026

Decided to give the hats a wash. Hung them up to air dry. Went inside for what felt like five minutes.
Came back to this.
You'd think after living in Washington this long I'd remember how this works. The minute you put something out to dry, the sky takes it personally.
Happy FlatcapFriday from the soggiest hat rack in the PNW.

True story.

Today is Children of Fallen Patriots Day. Most of what you'll see today will be beautiful tributes to sacrifice. Those f...
05/14/2026

Today is Children of Fallen Patriots Day. Most of what you'll see today will be beautiful tributes to sacrifice. Those families have earned every word.

But I keep thinking about a piece of internet folklore that comes back around every couple of years. A man picks up a call from his late friend's number. It's the friend's little son. The boy doesn't really know him, but he'd found a photo of his father with some man, and on the back his father had written this phone number and a note:

"If you need anything and I won't be around, ask him. He's me, just in another place."

The kid called to ask for a bike.

I have no idea if that story is true. I think that's worth pausing on. Folklore used to be oral tradition, songs and stories handed down at firesides. The new folklore is screenshots that float around the internet for a decade until the names fall off and only the lesson stays. We're building it right now, in real time.

This one keeps coming back because the lesson is good: when you can't be there, someone you trust has to be. Pick that person. Tell them. And if someone picked you, show up.

Newrez says we care fiercely. On a day like today, that phrase has weight:

Donate to . They provide college and trade school scholarships to military kids who lost a parent in the line of duty. Right now Admiral Bill McRaven is matching donations dollar for dollar through July 31, 2026.

Make a specific offer to a Gold Star family you know. Meals, rides, a Saturday afternoon. Not "let me know if you need anything."

Hire, mentor, or refer a surviving spouse when you can.

Show up. Quietly, repeatedly, without making it a moment.

That's how a legacy actually gets carried.

Why Don'tcha Weds 🧢Last month our kids' school put pinwheels in the lawn, one for every child in the community with a pa...
05/13/2026

Why Don'tcha Weds 🧢
Last month our kids' school put pinwheels in the lawn, one for every child in the community with a parent who serves or served. Today, on National Children of Fallen Patriots Day, that image is still with me.
Here's something most people don't know about the families those pinwheels represent.
The surviving spouse of a veteran who died in service or from a service-connected disability may qualify for a VA home loan benefit. Zero down. No PMI. The same benefit their spouse earned through service.
The person raising those kids alone - working double shifts, holding it together, building a future from the ground up - may have a benefit waiting for them right now that nobody told them about.

That's the obstacle. Not knowing it exists.

If you want to support the children: fallenpatriots.org
If you or someone you know may qualify for the surviving spouse VA benefit, start here: va.gov/housing-assistance/home-loans/surviving-spouse
Once eligibility is confirmed, the lending conversation starts.
Why don'tcha find out if it applies? 👋

Did You Know Tuesday 🏠Pop Culture Mortgage Quiz Week 8On Love It or List It, homeowners agonize over staying or going. F...
05/12/2026

Did You Know Tuesday 🏠
Pop Culture Mortgage Quiz Week 8
On Love It or List It, homeowners agonize over staying or going. For military families on PCS orders, the orders decide. The real question is: what happens to your VA benefit?
If a VA homeowner gets PCS orders and keeps the home as a rental, what's true about using VA again at the new duty station?

A) The benefit is gone permanently once you leave
B) Full entitlement is automatically restored when you rent it out
C) Bonus entitlement may be available; full restoration requires paying off the loan
D) You must sell first, no exceptions

Drop your answer below. Reveal later today. 👋
(Not financial advice; but if you're military and navigating a PCS move, this is exactly the kind of nuance worth understanding before you make a decision.)

Real Life Monday. 🧢This weekend got me thinking about Mother's Day differently than I used to.I used to treat it like a ...
05/12/2026

Real Life Monday. 🧢

This weekend got me thinking about Mother's Day differently than I used to.

I used to treat it like a box to check. Flowers, breakfast, the card. Done.

Now I think about moments like this one. Two little girls passed out with our cat tucked between them like she belonged there. Because she did. She's been a second mom to these kids in every quiet way that counts - always there, always warm, never asking for anything.

They're not so little anymore. And I'm not sure when that happened.

This weekend reminded me that the people - and the animals - who love our kids every ordinary day deserve more than one day a year.

Love your people well. All year. ❤️

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