Tony Giordano

Tony Giordano Tony@Generalpacific.net Office: 805.641.0100 Ext. 24 Cell: 310.990.2301
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Tony Giordano was born in Beverly Hills Ca. He has been raised in beautiful Southern California his entire life. He has two amazing sons Michael (6) and Christopher (4). His number one goal in life he says, "to see my two boys achieve their goals in life."

Tony started in the real estate industry after graduating in 1998. Now a Real Estate and Finance Agent with General Pacific, he has built a large clientele base ranging from Celebrities, Pro-Athletes, Top Fortune 500 CEO's, Government Officials, Firefighters and Police Officers to name a few. Over the past decade he has climbed the corporate charts with past companies achieving Vice President of Production Operations with his last employer. He is friends with some of the Top Realtors in the world and has learned from them over the past few years which has helped him stand as the Realtor he is today. Tony has been quoted on CNBC and has had a wide variety of interviews with well known magazines over his 10 years.

His knowledge on the financing side of the industry goes back to 1998 when he achieved his first Real Estate job as a loan officer with a nationwide bank.

Having grown up around the fire department and graduating the academy himself, Tony's focus on helping people is an all around job as he still to

Tony Giordano

Senior Loan Officer

Tony Giordano Real Estate Agent Tony@Generalpacific.net Office: 805.641.0100 Ext. 24 Cell: 310.990.2301

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In October, 2005, Mortech loan officer Tony Giordano discovered that the mortgage servicer for his client, B.R., wrongly threatened to initiate foreclosure proceedings on her house.
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B.R. turned to Tony, asking for him to advocate on her behalf. After days of "climbing the corporate ladder" on the phone, the new servicer ultimately conceded and provided written confirmation that B.R. was not in fact late on her mortgage.

Despite seemingly insurmountable odds, Tony was able to permanently remove the foreclosure notation on B.R.'s credit report and preserve her excellent FICO scores.

Tony GiordanoVice President/Senior Loan Officer