Weeber, joined his father in the family business in 1949. Randy Weeber entered the business in 1978 after graduating from Penn State University. He worked with both his father and Grandfather until their respective retirements at which time he ran the company with his brother Jeff Weeber. Weeber Realtors was recognized as an industry leader, employing the first female agents, moving their business
out of the city and serving as the top training real estate office for more than 40 years. In December of 1986 Berks County Bank was formed. It was the first newly licensed banking institution in Berks County since 1933. The bank grew into a billion dollar company within the first 10 years of doing business. Randy Weeber was one of the bank organizers and served on the Board of Directors for 11 years, serving on the loan review, audit and real estate committees. Randy was one of the founders and organizers for Berkshire Bank where he served on the Board of Directors for 3 years. Both banking experiences provided Randy with a broad base of understanding about the banking community. He has forged long lasting relationships with many bankers through his life changing endeavor. Randy has been an active member of the Reading-Berks Association of Realtors where he had given his time to many venues. Buying a first home can be a daunting task, but not when you engage the services of a veteran Realtor, like Randy. You will be walked through the process of:
- Pre-Qualified for a mortgage
- Learning how to navigate the internet to search for the perfect home
- Touring of selected properties
- Negotiating a proper offer to the seller’s
- Selecting the best mortgage produce
- Coordinating home inspections
- Getting an approved mortgage commitment
- Arranging for title insurance and other settlement related documents
- Coordinating a settlement and moving date
- Getting all utilities turned on in preparation for settlement
Make buying your first home easy, just call Randy! Allow the golden years to be enjoyable… Randy can help you to:
- Determine your space requirements
- Evaluate your financial abilities as you head toward retirement
- Understand what condominiums or townhouse living may be available
- Discuss local senior housing facilities like the Highlands
