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.

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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)

06/24/2026

I'm not eating at my desk today. Neither should you.

It's National Take Back the Lunch Break Day and I took mine at the FIFA World Cup. Lumen Field. Seattle. 60,000 people from every corner of the planet, all standing under the same Washington sky where, in 1947, a pilot saw something nobody believed.

The people who see something before everyone else always look a little crazy at first.
REO deals are the underdogs of real estate. Everyone's already counted them out before the match starts. The investor who shows up anyway, sees what the deal could be, and does the work nobody else wanted, that's who wins when the final whistle blows.

The best deals don't announce themselves. They sit there, distressed and overlooked, waiting for someone who knows what they're looking at.

Today I'm cheering for Qatar. Underdog energy.

Also, Bosnia's aerial game is exactly what US teams struggle to defend and I'm not ready for that.

Still eating at your desk? Get out there and take back your break! Where are you going? (Happy World UFO Day!)

06/24/2026

156 years later you're still typing on his second attempt.
On this day in 1868, Christopher Latham Sholes patented the typewriter. Cobbled together from a piano, a telegraph key, and a piece of glass. It jammed constantly. So he rearranged everything and kept going.

Then in 1936 someone built an even better one (Dvorak). Turns out even the fix gets improved on. That's the whole game.

When I stepped into the National REO Sales Manager role, I didn't walk into a finished product. I walked into a problem nobody had fully addressed, one that could change things for our clients in a big way if someone fixed it.

That felt familiar. Because that's what every great REO investor does. They walk into what everyone else passed on. They see the problem. They see the path. They do the work.

But, the diamond in the rough isn't always a property. Sometimes it's a process waiting for someone to care enough to fix it.
Have you ever turned someone else's problem into your biggest opportunity?

06/19/2026

A cat who hated Mondays holds the Guinness World Record for most syndicated comic strip on earth. 🐱
June 19, 1978. Garfield. 41 newspapers.
Go eat an Oreo today. He would have wanted that.
What comic strip defined your childhood? 👇

06/18/2026

Today is National Wanna Get Away Day. 🚀
Some people, join the service.
Some, like Sally Ride, leave the planet (1983).
That wanna-get-away feeling isn't restlessness. It's the engine.
Now we're in a whole new space race and people aren't just talking about leaving their city. They're talking about leaving the planet.
The ones who actually go somewhere don't wait for perfect timing. They just go.
What made you want to get away, and where did it take you?

06/17/2026

Native Americans contributed more to today thank you might think.
Example: today is National Root Beer Day. 🍺 Sassafras was an Indigenous medicine long before any soda company claimed it. When colonists arrived, Indigenous people shared what they knew. That plant ended up in every American household.

And on this day in 1775, Mohegan and Stockbridge warriors stood shoulder to shoulder with colonists at Bunker Hill. Different people. Different backgrounds. Showing up for the same thing.

That's always been the American story. We are a melting pot of skills, experiences, and talents.

So, if you served and have VA benefits, they are yours no matter your background. They exist because you served. Full stop.

Why don'tcha find out what yours could do for you? 👋

06/16/2026

"A house divided against itself cannot stand." ~ Mark 3:25.
Lincoln said this on this date in 1858.
Applies closer to home than he meant.

Every family knows some version of divided. Different pressures, different schedules, weight gets uneven and the house strains.
Spouses of those who travel (or get deployed) feel it in a specific way. Partner is gone, sometimes for weeks, months... You hold everything together: kids, bills, that thing leaking under the sink - without a parade; without much acknowledgment at all.

They hold it anyway.

So, it's National Fudge Day too, did you know that? Send some to whoever's holding it down right now. It says: I see you. The house is still standing because of you.
Who's holding the fort down for someone you know?

06/15/2026

Today is National Smile Day.

But, also on this day in 1864, Arlington National Cemetery was established.
Over 400,000 people are buried there.

I was thinking just last week about taking my kids to visit. Not as a tourist stop. As a conversation about what service really costs.

But, today IS National Smile Power Day. Think about it.

The people who bought us these smiles often came home without theirs. National Smile Power Day means something different when you think about it that way. Those who come home missing their smile gave it up for yours.

There's over 400,000 reasons to remember that.

So, find a vet. Smile. Say thank you. Mean it. There's power in your smile, for them.

What's a place you've taken your kids (or want to take them!) that changed how they see the world? 👇

06/13/2026

Today is National Movie Night. 🎬
On this day in 1939, the Baseball Hall of Fame opened in Cooperstown. Babe Ruth. Ty Cobb. Honus Wagner. First ballot.

86 years later it's Friday night and the only credential that matters is finding the remote.

We built our own big screen in the shop. Three king-sized sheets and a projector. Not fancy. Better than fancy.

You build what you need with what you have.

I might be watching a movie on that screen tonight, but my phone is always with me. Questions don't take weekends off. Neither do I. It's how I build 🤝🤜🤛
What's on your screen tonight? 👇

06/11/2026

40 years ago today, Ferris Bueller gave us the most useful advice nobody asked for.
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."

Today is also National Making Life Beautiful Day. The timing feels intentional.
You're building something. Don't forget to live in it.
What's one thing you keep putting off until things slow down? 👇

06/10/2026

Happy National Iced Tea Day. 🧋
Didn't drink iced tea for most of my life. Then somewhere in the last few years it just became my drink. Didn't decide it. Just happened.

Adulting is weird like that.

Things reorganize themselves without asking permission. You wake up one day building equity, thinking about the long game, ordering iced tea.

Homeownership does the same thing. The math that didn't make sense at 25 looks different at 35. Renting stops feeling like freedom and starts feeling like a ceiling.
If that shift is happening for you, it's worth a conversation. I'm around 👋

What snuck up on you as you got older? Drop it below.

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