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I am a Real Estate Associate Broker, and I have been working with Jon for a number of years now. I started working with him because I have a good many deaf and hearing impaired clients, and Jon is a CODA (child of deaf adults), so he could sign with my clients and this was a wonderful service. After a number of seamless, easy, no-need-to-babysit deals with Jon, I asked myself why I was only sending him my deaf clients — and from that moment began to send him my hearing clients as well. All of my buyers were thrilled with Jon, and often complimented his ability to clearly explain everything, answer his phone promptly, and find them the best deal possible. From a Realtor point of view, the last thing I want is to have to police loans, or worse, get some last minute unpleasant surprises. Not so with Jon. He handles everything professionally, thoroughly, and never paints a rosy picture that he can’t deliver. Recently, I had a tough deal — my sellers had a contract, and the buyers wanted to cancel because the lender they were using failed to reflect the city taxes in their monthly payment, putting them $300 over their budget. All seemed lost, but thankfully the other agent agreed to let Jon have a look, and he stayed in their desired budget even with the city taxes. This is not the first time he saved the day. If any agents out there are reading this, please know that THIS is what we all want and need in a lender, period, end of story.