Top Mortgage Lending Executive Joins Upcoming Seminar Panel

Sept. 9, 2010 - PRLog -- Tom Meyer, chief executive officer of Kislak Mortgage has confirmed his participation as a panelist for the upcoming Condo Vultures® seminar, "Concerns Grow About Double Dip For South Florida Real Estate."

Meyer will be among a trio of local experts at the upcoming seminar who will explore the possibility that rising real estate prices in a weakened sales environment could play a factor in another residential market tumble.

Oliver Ruiz, the Residential President of the Miami Association of Realtors, and Dr. William G Hardin III, the Director of Real Estate Programs at Florida International University, are scheduled to join Meyer in the panel discussion that starts at 6.30 pm following a one-hour networking session that begins at 5.30 pm. Condo Vultures® founder Peter Zalewski will moderate the panel.

The Condo Vultures® Seminar Series event will be held September 14 from 5.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay Hotel on North Bayshore Drive in Greater Downtown Miami.

Meyer, a long time Kislak associate founded HomeBuilders Financial Network, a mortgage management firm that he sold to Fidelity National Financial in 2002.

Miami Lakes-based Kislak Mortgage announced July 21 that it is opening new mortgage loan offices in South Florida and hiring upwards of 150 loan officers and mortgage servicers as it expands its offices state-wide.

Kislak's strategy is to open up to 10 loan production offices to assist residents obtain mortgages, with the initial push starting locally in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Loan production offices in Duval and Hillsborough counties will also be among the first to open in the state, according to a company statement.

Please contact executive editor John Fakler at 800-750-0517 for more information, or register online at CondoVultures.com.

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