Peter Wagner
Real Estate Other, Medicare & Medicaid, Estate Planning, Wills & Probate, Credit & Debt
Horan & Wagner, P.C. are attorneys who put people first.
Experience:
31 years
Peter Wagner | Huntington Station Real Estate Lawyer | New York
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About Peter
Peter Wagner received his undergraduate degree in history from Dartmouth College and his law degree from New York Law School. Peter is a member of the Nassau County Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association and the American Bar Association, where he serves as a member of the Financial Services committee. Peter has participated as an associate member of the American Association of Residential Mortgage Regulators (AARMR), the Mortgage Bankers' Association of America and National Home Equity Mortgage Associations' Legal Affairs committees. For over 15 years, Peter has represented consumers, as well as financial institutions in the mortgage and automotive finance industries, by providing compliance, legal and business advice, including drafting and implementing policies, procedures, best practices and government affairs initiatives. Peter has lectured on mortgage financing, credit scoring and predatory lending for the National Urban League, the Marino School of Continuing Legal Education, local schools, faith-based organizations and other not-for profit organizations. In his spare time, Peter is an avid fisherman and soccer coach. He is on the Board of Directors of the Commack Soccer League.
"Everyone's heard of fight or flight. I was never much of a physical fighter growing up, yet I certainly wasn't the kind of kid who would run away from a fight or a disagreement. I didn't take my ball home when the kids on the block didn't want to play the game I wanted to play. Instead, I tried to 'figure it out' so we could all keep playing together in a civilized manner. I didn't like to argue or yell to prove a point. Instead, I tried to find common ground to solve the problem together. This continued through high school, where I was often the 'shoulder to cry on,' or the one to figure out how we were going to complete the project in a short timeframe, or the one to make the presentation to the class. My friends and my teachers often said, 'You should be a lawyer.' I agreed and found that my skills were well suited to transactional work between creditors and borrowers. I have found that being a real estate attorney satisfies my desire to help people and make a difference in their lives. It's a great day when I help diametrically opposed parties find common ground, 'figure it out,' and leave with smiles on their faces."
"Everyone's heard of fight or flight. I was never much of a physical fighter growing up, yet I certainly wasn't the kind of kid who would run away from a fight or a disagreement. I didn't take my ball home when the kids on the block didn't want to play the game I wanted to play. Instead, I tried to 'figure it out' so we could all keep playing together in a civilized manner. I didn't like to argue or yell to prove a point. Instead, I tried to find common ground to solve the problem together. This continued through high school, where I was often the 'shoulder to cry on,' or the one to figure out how we were going to complete the project in a short timeframe, or the one to make the presentation to the class. My friends and my teachers often said, 'You should be a lawyer.' I agreed and found that my skills were well suited to transactional work between creditors and borrowers. I have found that being a real estate attorney satisfies my desire to help people and make a difference in their lives. It's a great day when I help diametrically opposed parties find common ground, 'figure it out,' and leave with smiles on their faces."
Experience
Partner
Horan & Wagner, P.C.
2008 - Present
Admission
New York
1994
Education
Dartmouth College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) (History)
1989
Recognitions & Achievements
Associations
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Member Real Estate Committee
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Member New York State Bar Association
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Member Chairman of Advisory Board
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Member Borrow Smart Educational Foundation
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Member Legal Affairs and Government Affairs Committee
Honors / Awards
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Eagle Scout Boy Scouts of America