Frank Antico
NMLS ID#: 147440
About
With over 30 years in residential mortgage lending experience, Frank and his team joined Newrez in the summer of 2009. Many of Frank's clients came to know him as the owner/operator of Resource Mortgage Group, a national mortgage brokerage based in central Maryland. Before Resource, however, his role in regional development and operational management with some of the nation's largest wholesale lenders, provided a professional background matched by few mortgage originators. Through it all, Frank has developed strong business ties within the real estate and financial services communities. His highest moments of professional satisfaction come when his expertise, professional relationships and genuine desire to help come together to provide a low-stress / high-value experience for his homebuyer and homeowner clientele. Frank and his growing team at Newrez serve each borrower's individual needs.
"Ours is a consultative, comprehensive approach to the home mortgage process that results in a confident, fully informed borrower."
Find out why the area's top real-estate professionals and financial advisors trust their clients and their hard-earned reputations to Frank and his Newrez Mortgage Specialists.
Frank and his wife Jane reside in Frederick County, MD and Fenwick Island DE where they enjoy spending time with their three children and two grandchildren.Office Details
Street Address
6230 Old Dobbin Lane Suite 200
Columbia, MD 21045
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