Navigating Niagara's Real Estate: Why Selling Your Home Yourself Might Be a Risky GambleSelling your home is a significant financial decision. In a challenging and unpredictable market like we are
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I have been a resident of Pelham/Fonthill for over 20 years, and have had a 35+ year long career in residential real estate, commercial real estate, real estate consulting and corporate real estate including mortgage operations. From selling condos in 1987 to managing real estate operations to selling residential homes over the last decade, I'm as experienced as they come in managing your real estate situation and providing you advice based on my Boutique Approach. Education and experience can help clients, especially when it comes to evaluating and marketing their homes. My MBA, CPA and history of buying and selling investment properties adds to my ability to bring honest value to my clients. I also volunteer with my husband every week at Pelham Cares, the local food bank in Fonthill. Buying or selling homes is a complicated process with no one-size-fits-all solution. My clients describe me as professional, approachable, knowledgeable and responsive, which helps them feel empowered when selling or buying a home. They find I am caring and have the utmost integrity and honesty. With the service I provide, you will feel that you are in good hands.
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