Peter Schleider

NMLS #41331

direct line: 212-318-9447 direct fax: 646-792-6055 address: The Manhattan Mortgage Company 555 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10022

Your home, your life, your dream
Finding the right mortgage is just as important as finding the right property. Whether it’s a studio apartment or an office park, you expect knowledge, experience, creativity and professionalism from the people representing your interests.

Peter Schleider brings all these attributes to the table. With over two decades as a Real Estate Professional, Peter knows how to get the job done. As a licensed Real Estate Broker and Appraiser he is well-versed in all aspects of property, value and finance. He takes the time to educate his clients, enhancing their ability to make the right decisions.

Peter understands that your home may be your greatest asset. He is dedicated to helping you maximize your lifestyle...and your return. With his wide spectrum of knowledge and experience, Peter is a sought-after financing resource. He has been providing seminars and training to Real Estate Professionals for over 20 years.

If you work with Peter, you will negotiate with confidence. He will advise you to get pre-approved before you even make an offer. With some basic information, Peter can provide you with a letter that lets the seller know that you are Ready, Willing and Able!

Got a question? Peter's got answers! From offer to closing, he will provide counsel and guidance to help you anticipate and avoid problems and keep your transaction on track.

Give Peter a call! He is happy to talk to you about all your financial and real estate needs.

When applying online, select "Peter Schleider" as loan officer on first page of application.

• It's High Time to Refi (NY Daily News - August 30, 2010)

• Changes in federal rules could worsen summer's slump (Crain's New York - August 22, 2010)

• Manhattan Luxury Condos Embrace FHA in 'Game Changer' (Bloomberg.com - August 13, 2010)

• Putting Out Jumbo Welcome Mat (The Wall Street Journal - July 26, 2010)

• Homeowners Should Run The Numbers Before They Refinance (NY1 - July 8, 2010)

• Markets and myths: talking shop with Gary Malin and Melissa Cohn (The Apple, Peeled - May 28, 2010)

• Extremely Low Mortgage Rates Point to Perfectly Sunny Summer (Housing Watch - May 25, 2010)

• Four Ways to Start Fixing Fannie and Freddie (CNBC.com - May 13, 2010)

• Jumbo Loans Easier to Find (Wall St. Journal - April 30, 2010)

• Older Condos Better Than New? (The New York Times - April 29, 2010)

• West Harlem, Garment District are the next hot spots, brokers say (Real Deal Online - April 12, 2010)

• Where to Live in 2014 (New York Magazine - April 11, 2010)

• Melissa Cohn, President and CEO, The Manhatan Mortgage Co. (Scotsman Guide - April, 2010)

• Rising Rates, The End Of Fed Mortgage Buying, And Fannie Mae's Stinginess Stoke Fears Of A NYC Real Estate Double Dip (Business Insider - March 31, 2010)

• The Going Gets Tougher (The New York Times - March 11, 2010)

• Buying a Condo: Now vs. Later (The New York Times - January 28, 2010)

• Reaching Out to Condo Buyers (The New York Times - November 22, 2009)

• Breaking the bank (The New York Post - November 12, 2009)

• New York Appraisals Get Shortchanged (The New York Times - September 27, 2009)

• Top Women (Real Estate Bisnow - September 16, 2009)

• City Seeks to Turn Stalled Projects Into Moderate-Income Housing (The New York Times - September 2, 2009)

• Contract Signings Rise, and Deal-Watchers Exhale (The New York Times - August 30, 2009)

• Mortgages Made Easy (Brokers Weekly - August 19, 2009)

• Low Appraisals Sabotage More Deals (The Real Deal - July 31, 2009)

• Lock Steps (The New York Post - June 25, 2009)

• The Top Originator: Melissa Cohn (Mortgage Originator - April 2009)

• 'Cashing Out' Is Now Harder (The New York Times - March 29, 2009)

• Making Your Way Through The Mortgage Market (CNBC.com - March 23, 2009)

• Housing Market Needs More Help (CNBC.com - March 5, 2009)

• Need a House Fast? Skip the Pre-Approval (Main Street - March 3, 2009)

• For Home Buyers, More Bank Roadblocks (The New York Times - February 1, 2009)

• Mortgage Applications Surge (CNNMoney - January 14, 2009)

• Run For The Money (The New York Post - January 1, 2009)

• Mortgages Less Easy To Come By For The Self-Employed (NY1 - December 16, 2008)

• Interview with Melissa Cohn (Marquis Who's Who in America - December 2008)

• Bright Spots (The New York Post - December 4, 2008)

• Bailout Efforts Now Focus On Main Street, Not Banks (CNBC.com - December 4, 2008)

• Mortgage Refinance Applications Soar As Rates Fall (Dow Jones Newswires - December 3, 2008)

• U.S. Consumer Loan Aid Will Trickle Only So Far (The New York Times - November 27, 2008)

• Can This Market Be Saved? (New York Magazine - November 23, 2008)

• Lending Recovers (Overseas Living - January 2009)

• Whittle Down Your Mortgage (New York Magazine - November 2, 2008)

• Bear market squeezes mortgages (The Real Deal - November 3, 2008)

• Foreign apartment buyers grow scarce (The Real Deal - October 28, 2008)

• Lenders tighten up standards for co-op loans (The Real deal - October 3, 2008)

• The Default Phenomenon Comes to N.Y. (The New York Sun- September 25, 2008)

• For Buyers, Many Roadblocks (The New York Times - September 21, 2008)

• Mortgages: Considering the Seven-Year Plan (The New York Times - September 21, 2008)

• Jump in Mortgage Rates Disappoints Home Buyers (The Wall St. Journal - September 18, 2008)

• Amid mortgage woes, first-time buyers seek solutions (The Real Deal - September 1, 2008)

• It's a Wonderful Life (In Jersey) (Newsweek Magazine - August 2, 2008)

• Rich, but Rejected (The New York Times - July 13, 2008)

• What You Need to Know to Get a Mortgage (The New York Times - June 1, 2008)

• The 100 Most Powerful People in New York Real Estate (The New York Observer - May 19, 2008)

• Need $23 Million Fast? (The New York Observer - April 28, 2008)

• Tiptoeing Through a Minefield (CNBC.com - March 6, 2008)

• SHOPPING SPREE: It's not every building that will give its buyers a free winter wardrobe (The New York Post - February 28, 2008)

• Jitters for First-Time Homebuyers (The New York Times - February 17, 2008)

• Waiting to see if ARMs fallout reaches Manhattan (The Real Deal - February 2008)

• Rates luring homeowners to refinance, but for better deals, not to tap equity (The Daily News - February 4, 2008)

• What's Next for New York City Real Estate? (The New York Times - January 13, 2008)