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Neil DiFranco was raised in the East Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia by Larry and Eileen DiFranco. Neil graduated with the 257th class of Central High School and earned a B.S. in Business Administration from Drexel University. Neil spent 11 years in the Aerial Survey and Mapping industry in roles including Sensor Operator, Survey Pilot, Project Manager and Customer Support
Since joining The Larry DiFranco Team at Elfant Wissahickon REALTORS® in 2014, Neil has gained considerable experience representing both buyers and sellers on a variety of transactions in the greater Philadelphia area. Neil’s ability to navigate complex situations and his detail-oriented work ethic have proven to be extremely valuable when applied to real estate.
The Larry DiFranco Team
The Larry DiFranco Team consists of 5 members guided by Larry DiFranco and Denise Chapline who together bring over 40 years of real estate experience to clients.
Amy Greenstein, Neil DiFranco and Michael Zimney are energetic, well-trained, hard-working, and driven by the Team’s mission to make each transaction a complete success.
The Team works long hours, individually and together, to make sure each client gets the care they deserve throughout the buying or selling process. With 5 members on the Team, there is always someone available to support clients.
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Whether it is your first time or your fifth, it is always important to know all the facts when it comes to buying a home. With the large number of mortgage programs available that allow buyers to purchase homes with down payments below 20%, you can never have too much information about Private MortgSpringfield Township Treasurer
State Senator Judith Schwank Warns of Scam Targeting Senior CitizensHarrisburg, June 18, 2019 State Sen. Judy Schwank (D-Berks) is warning residents of a scam targeting Property Tax or Rent Rebate recipients.
Schwank’s office was notified of a scam that consists of unsolicited calls from a person claiming to work for the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. The caller says an application for Property Tax or Rent Rebate has been approved and then asks if the recipient would like the rebate directly deposited into a bank account – and asks for his or her bank information.
This is a scam. The Department of Revenue does not make live calls regarding Property Tax or Rent Rebate applications and does not collect applicant banking deposit information over the phone.
The Department of Revenue does contact applicants via automated calls to confirm their information has been received and approved. If the department needs more information about an individual’s Property Tax or Rent Rebate application, it sends a letter through the U.S. Postal Service.
Individuals can request that their rebate be directly deposited; those requests, however, must be made when the signed application is submitted to the Department of Revenue.
If you receive a phone call from an individual claiming to represent the Department of Revenue and is requesting personal bank account information,
DO NOT give out any banking information or any personal information
(including Social Security numbers) to these callers.
If you received one of these calls and provided your banking information or other personal information, immediately call your bank to make them aware of this potential fraud. Additionally, you can file a scam complaint with the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General Bureau of Consumer Protection by calling the toll-free hotline at 1-800-441-2555 or by visiting www.attorneygeneral.gov. Consumer Complaint forms are also available by contacting Senator Schwank’s District Office at 610-929-2151.
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