To contact Reid Rosenthal, call or text (267) 626-7613, email reid.rosenthal@foxroach.com or use the form on this page. Call if you have a home or a deadline in mind, and use the form if you're still gathering facts.
Ways to contact Reid Rosenthal
| Method | Detail | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Call or text | (267) 626-7613 | A specific home, a deadline or a quick question |
| Office | (215) 546-0550 | Reaching BHHS Fox & Roach at the Harper |
| reid.rosenthal@foxroach.com | Sending papers or a written criteria list | |
| Form on this page | Your request, then name, phone, email and consent | A valuation or private search request |
| Office address | 112 S 19th St, Suite 200, Philadelphia, PA 19103 | Mail and arranged meetings |
The office is on Rittenhouse Square in Center City, so agree on a meeting place for a Main Line home when you call.
What happens after you contact Reid Rosenthal
Reid or a teammate follows up, and you'll know your day-to-day contact from the start.
- First conversation. You cover the home or the criteria, and Pennsylvania requires a licensee to give you the Consumer Notice at the first interview.
- If you're selling. You get a private valuation from nearby sales and a recommendation on a listing path. Nothing binds you until you sign, and the rules for selling a luxury home cap a listing agreement at one year.
- If you're buying. You get matching homes from the MLS against your criteria. A written agreement comes before any tour, so raise fee, duration and dual agency before then.
What to have ready when you contact Reid Rosenthal
Have the parcel's township first, since it drives the tax bill and any resale step.
Have ready if you're selling a Main Line home
- The address and the township on your tax bill.
- Your timing, and whether anything fixes the date.
- How public you want to be: full listing, hidden photos or a private path.
- The year built, since a pre-1978 home adds federal lead paint steps, and any known defects.
Have ready if you're buying a Main Line home
- Towns, plus the townships you'd accept. Check any school district by address with the Main Line district lookups.
- A price band. At 20% down, a price above $1,040,937 takes a jumbo loan under the 2026 limit of $832,750.
- Your timing, and whether you need to sell first.
- Must-haves: lot, road, distance to a station.
Main Line guides to read before you contact Reid Rosenthal
- Main Line property taxes: the estimated bill at your price.
- Closing costs in Pennsylvania: settlement figures for either side.
- Comparing Main Line towns: cut six towns to two.
- Off-market homes: what private sales can do.
- Reid Rosenthal's record and license: the sources and where the sales are.
- The Main Line homes overview: budget by town.
Contacting Reid Rosenthal: FAQs
What is the best way to contact Reid Rosenthal?
Call or text (267) 626-7613 if you have a specific home or a deadline, and email reid.rosenthal@foxroach.com when you're sending papers or a written list of criteria. The form on this page suits a valuation or private search request, and it asks for your consent before anyone contacts you.
Where is Reid Rosenthal's office?
It's at BHHS Fox & Roach at the Harper, Rittenhouse Square: 112 S 19th St, Suite 200, Philadelphia, PA 19103, office phone (215) 546-0550. That's in Center City, so agree where to meet about a Main Line home or a valuation when you call or text.
Will Reid answer my call himself?
You'll reach Reid or a teammate at The Rosenthal Group. If you get voicemail, leave your name, the home or town, and your timing, and the team calls you back.
Does contacting Reid Rosenthal commit me to anything?
No. A call or a form doesn't bind you. Commitments come later in signed documents: a listing agreement if you're selling, or a written buyer agreement before your first tour if you're buying. You can negotiate commission and duration before you sign either one.
Can Reid Rosenthal help if I'm not ready to sell or buy yet?
You can ask for a valuation or a first list of sales without a timeline. One seller's review describes first speaking with Reid while still figuring out plans, and working together for a few years. Tell them on the first call.