In my Real Estate travels I have seen some amazing garages owners of porsches and other luxury sports cars have created to house their works of art. If anyone out there has some pictures they would like to share and post here it would be awesome.
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THE SHERRY WILSON TEAM RECOGNIZED AS A TOP SALES TEAM IN RE/MAX REGION
(Purcellville, VA March 2008) - The Sherry Wilson Team with RE/MAX Leaders, ranked #1 overall in the Central Atlantic Region for production in 2007. This is the 12th year that The Sherry Wilson Team has been recognized for their high amount of annual transactions.
The Sherry Wilson Team is composed of Sherry Wilson, Broker/Owner, Dorothy Hall, Karen Wenner Cooper, Matthew Custer, Jeanne Cooper, Marge Plasmier, Nancy Sabella, Kim Mendes, Cindy Grinnell, Jodi Hooper Spelbring, Vicky Noufal, Carmelle Shea, Crystal Pruit, Ron Stead, Stacy Mallonee, Gena Perrine, Susan Burdick, Arianne Gharavi and Dana Bridger. This well respected group of professionals has extensive experience in Residential Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate and New Home Construction. Among The Sherry Wilson Team's achievements are: RE/MAX Presidents Club Member, RE/MAX Platinum Award, RE/MAX Chairman Club Member, RE/MAX Diamond Club, RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement, RE/MAX Hall Of Fame, Circle of Legends, Lifetime Achievement, and Brian Buffini's - Life & Balance Award just to name a few.
"The Sherry Wilson Team has been an integral member of the RE/MAX network and has worked diligently to reach this milestone," said Dorothy Hall, Team Leader and Lead Listing Specialist, of The Sherry Wilson Team. "Ranking #1 in the Central Atlantic Region & Virginia for gross commissions paid is a tremendous accomplishment. The Sherry Wilson Team continues to raise the bar in real estate, making us and this community proud."
RE/MAX has over 110,000 agents worldwide and continues to lead the industry in top markets with cutting-edge technologies like the comprehensive property search engine on http://www.remax.com/ and the RE/MAX Satellite Network (RSN), that provides Associates with award-winning programming, coaching and training in the convenience of their offices or homes.
About RE/MAX Leaders, The Sherry Wilson Team
Sherry Wilson's love for Loudoun County, Virginia real estate and expertise in this field, along with her history of successful growth as an agent/owner, have helped her to lead the industry in developing a unique team approach for her personal service business. Over the years, Sherry has assembled a team of top professionals who work with her to ensure the highest level of service for her growing client list; meanwhile, she is a phone call away for any imaginable need.
Sherry has a full-time Marketing Director, Contracts Department Manager, Listings Coordinator, Closing Coordinator, Buyer Agents and various support personnel. While each Team Member has specific functions, all top Staff Members are cross-trained to pitch in as needed without missing a step.
In turn, you will be comfortable knowing that all of the necessary details are being attended to, and that your transaction will go smoothly!
For More Information Contact: Gena Perrine, Office Manager, 540-338-6300
Sherry Wilson, Matthew Custer & Dorothy Hall at the 2008 RE/MAX Awards Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Compare our services, and our track record! We know you will see that the clear choice for selling your home is the Sherry Wilson Team! Proven Results, and a History of Success!
In 2007:
IMPRESSIVE STATISTICS . . . YES . . . BUT WHAT DOES THAT MEAN TO ME?
For example (based on the average home in Loudoun VA, according to the MLS):
The Sherry Wilson Team's average listing sells 32 days faster than the county average.
At $79. in interest each day, that's a savings of . . . $2536. !!
•PLUS• In Loudoun County, the average home sells for 92% of the list price.
The Sherry Wilson Team's average listing sells for 98% of the list price.
That's 6% more for our sellers! Or $35,527. more on the average-priced home in the county!
Summary of Savings for The Sherry Wilson Team's Sellers:
The Sherry Wilson Team's listings sell an average of 32 days faster $2536. The Sherry Wilson Team's listings sell for an average of 6% more.
On Average, The Sherry Wilson Team's Sellers Net $38,064.
MORE ON THE BOTTOM LINE! MORE MONEY IN YOUR POCKET!!
Loudoun County MLS Sales-Price to List-Price ratio = 92 %
The Sherry Wilson Team's Sales-Price to List-Price ratio = 98 %
Or The Sherry Wilson Team's listings sell for an average of 6% MORE MONEY!
That means $35,527. MORE MONEY for you, the Seller, on the typical Loudoun County home!
The Sherry Wilson Team's Listings Sell Faster . . .
2007 MLS average days on market = 113 Days
The Sherry Wilson Team's average days on market = 81 Days
Or The Sherry Wilson Team's listings sell an average of 32 DAYS FASTER!
Based on Loudoun County's average-priced home, the average mortgage incurs $76 /day in interest. At $76/day . . . that's $2536. MORE MONEY to the Seller of the typical Loudoun County home!
ADD THEM BOTH UP AND YOU GET A TOTAL SAVINGS OF $35,527. Source: MLS, Inc., Real Estate Trend Indicator, Virginia
True Story: We had a customer that wanted her to list his home for 1% less commission than they charge. The Sherry Wilson Team couldn't do what needed to be done in marketing his home for a lesser fee, so we said no. He listed with another Realtor who would accept the lower fee, and, when it was all said and done, the customer lost over $13,000.00.
If an agent will negotiate away their fees, what will they do with your money?!!
Sherry Wilson & Co. RE/MAX Leaders | 1021 E. Main Street. Purcellville, VA 20132
Ofc 540-338-6300 | Local 703-777-5153 | Free 800-303-0115 | Fax 540-338-4916
http://www.sherrywilson.com/ | sherryw@sherrywilson.com
The Hobby Realtors To Dwindle In 2009; Market Veterans Shift Focus
By Alicia Biggs
(Created: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 10:31 AM EST)
From 2000 to 2005, the number of licensed real estate agents in the U.S. climbed from 700,000 to 1.3 million.
"There was a statistic recently from the National Association of Realtors that said by 2009, that number is expected to dwindle to the 900,000s," noted Sherry Wilson, owner of Sherry Wilson & Company, a part of RE/MAX, during a recent interview. Wilson's business serves Loudoun County and the surrounding 50 miles.
Most of the agents who entered the industry during the real estate boom over the past couple of years have not experienced a cyclical slowdown in the market and certainly not the challenging economic conditions resulting from the subprime lending collapse and the nationwide credit crunch.
"If you did not see this coming, or were not prepared for it, it will be very difficult to sustain a decent profit margin. I think that the agents that persevere in this market will come out on the other side, stronger than ever," says Wilson, a survivor of Northern Virginia's last major real estate recession in the early 1990s.
In Virginia, there are currently 45,000 active real estate agents. "That equates to only about one and a quarter sales per agent," Wilson said. "Year to date there were more than 56,000 units sold."
Wilson's 11-agent office sells about 20 per month, she said.
Different Credit Climate
The credit crunch is a new challenge for real estate agents. In the 1970s and 80s, buyers faced high interest rates. In the early 1990s, the real estate market was hard hit by a national recession. The recent boom was fueled by equity growth resulting from fast-climbing property values. Less stringent loan qualifications standards and the growth of loans without down payments or principal payment requirements were common-conditions that both permitted families to overextend their budgets and promoted real estate as a short-term investment option.
Matthew Custer, Listing/Buyer Specialist for RE/MAX, said the climate has started to swing back to what it was in decades past, as confidence has been stripped away.
"Now you have to have wonderful credit," Custer said. "The lenders are being careful, which is a big difference from past business cycles. The mortgage industry has provided different equity options. Interest rates need to be stable. With the stock market jumping up and down, it scares some people."
With decreasing equity, buyers find it more difficult to "buy up" into their next home. "People cannot make the move up, into the $500,000 plus price range [which represents a large part of the inventory]. We need to work through that inventory before we can stabilize and grow again. As long as inventory remains proportionately high, prices will continue to decline," Custer said.
Coming Out Stronger
Although rumors have circulated that Wilson may leave the area and move with her new husband to Florida, Wilson said that couldn't be further from the truth. She does admit having less involvement in the hands-on real estate part of her business these days, and assuming a more big-picture management role. She also travels around the country to give speeches on how to build a real estate business that carries the cohesiveness that Sherry Wilson & Co. offers its employees.
"I can't imagine giving up a business that is flourishing," Wilson said. "I've made my team my family. [competing] agents would love to see it happen, but too bad, it's not happening."
Wilson predicts that her company will be stronger and more cohesive because of the changes taking place in the market.
"The creative and unique ideas that have come from my team because of the changing market have been very effective. By pulling together and evolving with the market, they have managed to keep this business alive, and I have no doubt that the momentum generated will propel them forward to achieve their team and personal growth goals in the future."
The market has returned to "a professional's market," Wilson said.
"The Realtors who were simply hobbyists, or doing this part time for friends and family are getting out of the business. This is not a bad thing as buyers and sellers now have a more professional base to select a Realtor from."
In the spring and summer of 2007, Wilson and her team started to see some stability in the number of sales and amount of inventory.
"Even though inventory was very high, it stayed around 3,700 active homes on the market for five months," Wilson said. "We did not see the huge increases each month that we saw in 2006."
Home sales in Loudoun also remained consistent for six months of the year, hovering in the $400,000s, she added.
"We've seen a big drop countywide, the past two months, only 304 homes sold in October, and expect it will stay that way through the winter. If no additional homes were to go on the market in Loudoun, we currently have one year of inventory on the market. We need to work through that inventory before we can stabilize and begin to grow again. As long as inventory remains proportionately high to the number of sales, prices will continue to decline."
Changes
Population growth, which equates to housing needs, has been the single largest change in Loudoun County in the past decade.
"People and families flocked to Loudoun County," Wilson said. "Loudoun County experienced significant growth in a very short period of time. Developers and builders scrambled to take advantage of the opportunity to meet the growth needs."
Median home prices jumped from $273,000 in January of 2003 to a peak of $509,950 in December of 2005. Equity increases fueled continued upward moves by the homeowners.
However, the summer of 2005 began the market correction. Available active sales on the Multiple Listing Service went above 2,000 units and continued to increase until a peak of more than 4,900 in June 2006. Median prices have been falling since and are now back in the range of 2004 median prices.
"To sum up the residential market in the past five years: tremendous growth with a sharp peak and a major market correction," Wilson said. "2005 to 2006 would be a wake up call for sellers, and a huge adjustment period of paradigm shift."
Sellers had to understand that they could no longer get the price they expected in previous years, Wilson said. Sellers had to become realistic with respect to pricing their homes. The day of escalation clauses and competing contracts was about to end.
"This was a significant change in the residential market in a relatively short period of time," Wilson said.
Culture: What Makes Loudoun Different
"Loudoun is a very transient area with Dulles Airport at its heart," Wilson said.
"Loudoun's growth has been quick compared to other areas in Northern Virginia, due to the influx of technology-related companies. As these companies succeed, thousands may transplant here from other states creating a tidal wave of buyers."
As companies move or go out of business, the opposite happens in that an exodus brings a flood of listings on to the market in a short period of time.
"This volatile trend has aided in the sharp growth spike that shot housing prices up to a record high," Wilson said.
"I would expect to see the Loudoun County housing market level off, and continue to grow at a more steady pace over the next 20 years," Wilson said. "Markets that experience this kind of sharp growth traditionally have problems in the long run. Markets that experience slow steady growth can sustain, even when other neighboring markets are suffering."
Loudoun County will continue to grow if it continues to be a desirable place to live, Wilson said.
"It is important for our leaders to guide the county in the right direction to maintain the qualities of Loudoun that have attracted people to this county.
Responsible solutions to transportation, planning and housing will allow for our county to remain a fantastic place to live. The real estate market will depend on and react to the direction of our growth and the quality of life Loudoun offers."
Getting Started
Today, Wilson operates one of the county's largest and most visible real estate businesses. Sherry Wilson & Co has changed significantly from when Wilson first began selling 24 years ago as an independent agent and won rookie of the year. Her staff describes her as focused on her clients, responsiveness and keen at negotiation.
Her business has received top awards for RE/MAX for the region (DC, VA, WV, and MD) for the past nine years. Internationally, Wilson has been recognized by REMAX for the past eight years for top rankings among 140,000 organizations.
Wilson grew the team 10 years ago to provide her clients even better service with the systems that she developed herself.
"By training, continuously learning, and keeping great talented team members, the business has flourished," Wilson said.
Wilson moved to Loudoun County for the quality of life in 1977. After working as an elementary school teacher in DC public schools and then at Simpson Middle School in Leesburg, she decided to try real estate.
"I fell in love with Loudoun," she recalled. "In 1984, I got my real estate license. It just was magic for me. It was never a job for me. I couldn't wait to get out of school and help people with real estate. There are a lot of Realtors out there but I could see how to negotiate. When people talked to me about what they wanted I could find it for them."
In 2000, she opened her own RE/MAX office in Purcellville and is the broker owner as well as team leader for the Sherry Wilson Team.
She is most proud of the growth of her team.
"They never fail to pull together for the good of our clients in providing the best information and services possible to assist them in reaching their goals," Wilson said. "We take great pride in the positive impact we have in the lives of our clients."
One secret to success: she allows her staff to own aspects of the business as if it were their own.
"If I try to do everything myself, my service becomes diluted and has less impact," she said. "If I hire talented specialists and empower them with the ability to do their very best, I provide a higher level of service to all my clients."
Wilson said less business always means less profits, so her business has felt the effects of the slowing market. However, she has not reduced quality or quantity in her staff, her marketing or advertising.
"I haven't stopped speaking at conventions," she said. "Even though it costs money to be world known. I haven't stopped anything or reduced even though there are less profits."
Sherry Wilson & Co. RE/MAX Leaders | 1021 E. Main Street. Purcellville, VA 20132
Ofc 540-338-6300 | Local 703-777-5153 | Free 800-303-0115 | Fax 540-338-4916
http://www.sherrywilson.com/ | sherryw@sherrywilson.com
Sherry Wilson's love for Loudoun County, Virginia real estate and expertise in this field, along with her history of successful growth as an agent/owner, have helped her to lead the industry.
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Loudoun County -The friendly, country charm of Loudoun County offers a warm welcome to newcomers and residents alike.
This historic region offers a special blend of picturesque mountain views, spacious parks, well-preserved architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries, an abundance of antique shops and general stores, a variety of equestrian events and, of course, old-fashioned hospitality.
Loudoun County consists of the following historic towns: Hamilton, Hillsboro, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg, Purcellville and Round Hill. Ashburn, VA -Ashburn's population is slightly over 73,000 as of 2006 and is one of the largest unincorporated areas of Loudoun County. Many of its citizens commute into Washington, D.C. and the surrounding suburbs such as Tyson's Corner and Reston to their places of employment.
Ashburn, VA - Ashburn's population is slightly over 73,000 as of 2006 and is one of the largest unincorporated areas of Loudoun County. Many of its citizens commute into Washington, D.C. and the surrounding suburbs such as Tyson's Corner and Reston to their places of employment.
Ashburn has multiple golf courses and two universities, and it is located between Washington Dulles International Airport and Leesburg, the county seat of Loudoun County. Located within the Dulles Technology Corridor, Ashburn is home to many high-tech businesses . Additionally, construction of the World Trade Center Dulles Airport at One Loudoun is set to begin in the fall of 2007.
Purcellville, VA - Located just west of Leesburg on Route 7, these small, tight-knit communities are steeped in history and feature great natural beauty as well as an excellent quality of life. Part of western Loudoun County, less than an hour's drive from Washington D.C., the area offers breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Loudoun Valley. The largest of the four communities is Purcellville with a population of some 2,500 residents. Round Hill is home to 700 residents. The real estate market in the area is diverse. Contemporary housing developments coexist with 18th century mansions and sprawling, scenic horse farms. The market is made up primarily of single-family homes.
Lovettsville, VA -Settled in 1733, by German farm families who migrated from Pennsylvania, Lovettsville is Loudoun's third largest town and its northernmost incorporated one. The town has worked extremely hard to protect its rural character. In 1979, the town opened the Lovettsville Historical Society Museum, which contains some of the towns history.
Sterling Park -The Sterling Park community is located in Sterling, Virginia 20164. Built in the late 1960s, Sterling Park is Loudoun County's first planned community, and the first to provide underground utilities. The roughly 6,000 homes in Sterling Park offer a wide selection of styles and models. There are Colonials, Ramblers, Ranch Homes, Cape Cods, Split-Level, Split Foyer and a variety of California Contemporary Houses. The community also offers 70 acres of recreational facilities including an 18-hole, par 3 Golf Course, swimming pools, wading pools, a pro-shop, snack bars, tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamonds, football field and picnic areas. Sterling Park has two shopping centers, numerous social and service clubs, plus a Volunteer Fire and Rescue Squad rated the among the best in the Washington metro area.
Aldie, VA -Aldie is an unincorporated village located on the John Mosby Highway (U.S. Route 50) between Gilbert's Corner and Middleburg in Loudoun County, Virginia. It is located in a gap between the Catoctin Mountain and Bull Run Mountain, through which the Little River flows.
Aldie is home to several historic shops, homes, and the Aldie Mill, which survives today as Virginia's only known gristmill powered by twin overshot water wheels. Aldie has an annual Harvest Festival in October.
Hamilton, VA -Located 40 miles north west of Washington D.C. and six miles west of Leesburg is a quaint little town named after its first postmaster. Originally know as Harmony, Hamilton began to flourish in 1868 when the Washington and Old Dominion railroad began running from Alexandria to Hamilton, bringing visitors from Washington and Baltimore looking for relief in the cooler summer air of the Loudoun Valley. In 1926, a fire destroyed much of the town's businesses and the frequent summer visitors declined. Today, Hamilton embodies the term "small town America."
Round Hill, VA -Round Hill, Virginia located 45 miles northwest of Washington D.C. lies in the Loudoun Valley at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, minutes away from Leesburg and a reasonable commute to Dulles International Airport. With its breathtaking mountain and Loudoun Valley views. Round Hill is a mecca for those seeking the advantages of privacy, acreage and lower new home construction pricing. It offers the most affordable new single family home opportunities in the Northern Virginia marketplace.
Leesburg, VA -Leesburg is a historic town and is the county seat of Loudoun County, Virginia, United States of America. Located approximately 40 miles west-northwest of Washington, D.C., at the northwestern terminus of the Dulles Greenway (a private toll road which connects to the Dulles Toll Road at Washington Dulles International Airport), it is largely a bedroom community for commuters to the national capital. Current growth of the town and its immediate area (Ashburn, Virginia) concentrates along the Dulles Greenway, and along the Leesburg Pike (State Route 7), which roughly parallels the Potomac River between Winchester to the west and Alexandria to the east.
Middleburg, VA -Middleburg is a town in Loudoun County, Virginia, United States. There are approximately 640 people currently residing in the town established in 1787 by Revolutionary War Lieutenant Colonel and Virginia statesman, Levin Powell. He purchased the land for Middleburg at $2.50 an acre from Joseph Chinn, first cousin to George Washington. Previously called "Chinn's Crossroads," Powell chose the name Middleburg because of the town's location midway between Alexandria and Winchester on the Ashby Gap trading route (now Route 50). Since the early 1900s, Middleburg began welcoming visitors that descended on the town for foxhunting and steeple chasing. The village soon earned a reputation as the "Nation's Horse and Hunt Capital," attracting prominent visitors from across the United States.
Prince William County -Many Virginia homes for sale are available in this region. With more than 4,000 miles of busy roads in the area, many commuters avoid the congestion by using the Washington Metro, which boasts 86 stops along 106 miles of track, and the Virginia Railway Express (VRE). Two major airports, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), are located in Northern Virginia.
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Local Interest:
Loudoun Museum and Gift Shop | Washington & Old Dominion Trail | Oatlands Plantation | Ball's Bluff Regional Park | Georges Mill Stables | Smithsonian Institution Naturalist Center | Dandy Restaurant Cruises | Fox Chase Farms | River Riders | Charles Town Races & Slots | Horseback Riding The Marriot Ranch
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Colleges & Universities
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Kim with Gerda
"Kim [Mendes] put a lot of time and effort in to finding the right kind of home for me. She was very caring and made the house search a lot of fun."
- Gerda Kifer
The Shoemaker Family
"When we sold our house in 2002, we decided to move in with family and take our time in selecting the right house. Little did we know it would take us three years to find the perfect one. We were able to do this with the help and expertise of Karen Cooper and Sherry Wilson & Co. Karen never made us feel rushed and provided updated listings several times a week. Without her, we would not be in our perfect home!"
- Beth & George Shoemaker
Sherrywith Linda and Bill
"We highly recommend Sherry to anyone who wants a real professional working for them during the house buying or selling experience. In the process they'll make a lifelong friend."
- Linda and Bill Butler
Jeanne with Terri & Maria
"Sherry Wilson & Co. is the most helpful Team we have ever met. They are very professional, courteous, and entertaining!"
- Terri & Maria
Ruth with Larry
"How excited we were when you sold our home in only four days! The efforts of your courteous and professional staff made this a fast and easy experience. We have also recommended your company to several of our friends. If we would ever move back into the area, we would not hesitate contacting Sherry Wilson and Company for assistance in finding another home."
- Ruth and Larry Blevins
Sara and Ray Case
"Marge Plamier of the Sherry Wilson Team is a hard worker- always available to answer question, etc. She spent a lot of time with us to make sure the listing was what we needed. The Team kept us up to date on everything that was being done and what we needed to do." - Sara and Ray Case of R.A. Care Excavation Co.
- Sara and Ray Case
"Matt Custer gives truly unbelievable service with immediate follow up-something I thought was a lost art!"
- Greg Wells
Vicky with Michael
"My Experience with RE/MAX Leaders and Vicky Noufal has been outstanding. Vicky has handled all aspects of the process and has been very pro active in addressing issues."
- Michael Rogers
Matt with Richard Rozier
"Excellent Support. Exceptional Marketing. Bottom line- true success!"
- Richard Rozier
Nancy with Jane & Vince
"Nancy [Sabella] and Sherry Wilson's Team have been great! Nancy has always been available any time we needed her and her optimistic attitude made it a pleasure to do business!"
- Jane and Vince Chirichella
Jeanne with Rhoda
and Tom Tandy
"Jeanne Cooper made downsizing from our home a fun, exciting and thoroughly enjoyable experience. Jeanne drove many miles in two states and left no stone unturned. With Jeanne's guidance, we looked at property, communities, developments and builders. We are happy with our new home and credit Jeanne for making it possible. She's a Professional Gem!"
- Rhoda and Tom Tandy
Leigh and Curt Newport
"Cindy [Grinnell] was wonderful in helping our family find our new home. She was very patient with our changing needs and always quick to research as many options for us as possible. We appreciate her dedication to finding what was just right for us. Her knowledge, professionalism and follow up were awesome. We'd definitely work with her and Sherry's Team again."
- Leigh & Curt Newport
The Dutton Family
"We knew at all times you [Nancy Sabella] had our best interest in mind. Your professionalism, caring, and knowledge are all wonderful assets you bring to the field. The team approach really works!"
- Tara and David Dutton
I wanted to send you a note and let you know how excellent our experience has been purchasing a home in Loudoun. Dorothy is the best and was very helpful in guiding us through our selection and purchase. I would recommend anyone who is seeking a home in the area to your team. Thank you Dorothy! David H. & Family
Cindy showed us every home in a very timely manner. Cindy was outstanding, both with showing us homes and in the buying process. Especially on making a great offer. I would defiantly recommend the Sherry Wilson Team. Cindy Grinnell is outstanding! Mr. & Mrs. Hardy
Kim Mendes sold our home in Herndon last year and was a joy to work with. I am so pleased. Over the past year Kim has helped us search for the right property, drove us out into the boonies several times, and took care of many details. What impressed us most was the customer service, attention to all the details etc. It took the stress out of the buying process. Kim Mendes was the bomb! Way to go Kim! Mr. & Mrs. Layton
We picked The Sherry Wilson Team because we saw one of there homes for sale online and needed an agent. They were very friendly and helpful, answering our many questions as first time home buyers. We were impressed by the entire team. They did a great job. I will keep Sherry Wilson's Team in mind when buying or selling in the future. Nancy Sabella was outstanding. I have never met such a caring real estate agent. She did anything and everything to get us our first home. Mr. & Mrs. Grubbs
SELLING:
We stopped in Purcellville, saw your office and walked right in. We were well received and taken seriously. Dorothy & Crystal listened to our needs and provided positive solutions. What impressed us most was the team's attitude...our first experience with a real estate team. Our team was great! This is an exceptional team. Mr. & Mrs. Scheidet
We saw your signs and ads. Our previous real estate agents didn't sell our home and we were looking for someone that could. Dorothy & Crystal have gone above and beyond what we expected. Their expertise gave us great comfort during a difficult ordeal. Dorothy and Crystal's expertise, professionalism, patience and willingness to do all they could was absolutely fantastic. I can not express in words how grateful we are for all they have done. We will not make the mistake of choosing another agent again! We will surely call you for our next home purchase. Thank you all! Mr. & Mrs. Broderick
Kim Mendes sold our home in Herndon last year and was a joy to work with. I am so pleased. Over the past year Kim has helped us search for the right property, drove us out into the boonies several times, and took care of many details. What impressed us most was the customer service, attention to all the details etc. It took the stress out of the buying process. Kim Mendes was the bomb! Way to go Kim! Mr. & Mrs. Layton
We heard about Sherry by word of mouth. Crystal was always there for us with answers. Crystal was by far the best person we have ever dealt with. I would and have recommended Crystal to several people. Crystal is an awesome person and made the whole transaction pleasant. With everything that went wrong, crystal always showed professionalism and smiles. Great job Crystal! Mr. & Mrs. Levdahl
Dorothy & Crystal, By the grace of God and because of you, we have done the impossible - you sold both our homes!! We can not begin to express our gratitude for all you have done over the months. "Thank You" just does not seem to cover it. Your knowledge, expertise, patience and dedication are commendable. With this nightmare behind us, I know we lost a great deal. We have empty pockets but we also have smiles on our faces. For what we lost financially, it is nothing compared to what we still have as a family. We are stronger for getting through this and now we begin to pick up the pieces and move on. I look forward to working with you again when we can afford to buy another home. Without reservation, we will give you names to anyone seeking a real estate agent. You are amazing at what you do! You saved us from bankruptcy and we are eternally grateful. If you ever need anything, please call. G & S Broderick.
We selected the Sherry Wilson Team because we wanted a successful realtor in Loudoun County. They responded immediately when we first contacted them. We received constant updates and marketing promotions. We would recommend the Sherry Wilson Team to family and friends. Dorothy is the best! Mr. & Mrs. Wimbrough
We selected the Sherry Wilson Team because we thought they had the best marketing strategy that would advertise in many areas in the metro area. We were referred to them by a past client. We felt that you had everything working in our favor, so there really was not anything to worry about. Everyone on the team was familiar with our property and followed up with all leads, brochures, etc. Karen Cooper is a true professional and a very nice person! Mr. & Mrs. Barlow
Dorothy Hall was exceptionally knowledgeable, kind and responsive. The teams service was extremely effective. We were impressed by the fact that Dorothy was always there, and ready to answer any questions. Although Cindy Grinnell was not part of the property sale, she was very cheerful to work with. E. Meyer
I really don't know anything about the Sherry wilson Team. I do know that our real estate agent was professional, courteous and caring. She far exceeded any other real estate companies we have dealt with. Mr. & Mrs. Vaughn
I selected the Sherry Wilson Team because I had heard good things about them. Everything was handled effectively and efficiently. I was impressed by how fast our home sold! Jodi Spellbring was a great agent and always stayed in close contact. Mr. & Mrs. Alexander
We chose the Sherry Wilson Team because we felt Vicky Noufal was extremely prepared with her presentation compared to the other agents we considered. We were impressed by how "on top" of everything everyone was. Vicky was extremely professional and knowledgeable on every level. She was very understanding to our needs and was always there for us. Mr. & Mrs. Finamore
I had a good feeling after reading the biography of the Sherry Wilson Team, I knew I had made the right choice. I was very impressed by the speed in which my home sold. The Team could not have been MORE effective. They are the perfect team! I was impressed by the exposure that my home received through the teams marketing efforts. Dorothy Hall was always there when I needed her. Whether I sent her an email or voicemail, her response time was almost immediate. It was a stress free sale. Thank you! C. Edmundson
We needed to sell our house fast. We had already moved into our new house. Our house was on the market for over a year with no offers. After selecting Dorothy Hall, we got 2 offers within the first week. We selected the Sherry Wilson Team because of local advertisements and the recommendation from a feind. Dorothy Hall's knowledge of the market and area plus her determination to get our house sold quickly were impressive. Dorothy was the best! She kept us up to date and exceeded our expectations. Mr. & Mrs. Chernoff
The team work seems to free Karen up to respond to our needs better. We were impressed by the weekly updates from Karen. She did an excellent job in communicating the weekly activity at the house we had for sale. Mr. & Mrs. McGrail
We saw the Sherry Wilson Team's signs all over the place and had a good reference from a co worker to use them. Nancy helped us identify a building lot, and directed us to have patience which paid off. We loved her patient, no pressure approach. Nancy Sabella was of the utmost in terms of professionalism, reliability and courtesy. She was very exceptional and I would recommend the team to my friends and family. Mr. & Mrs. Weisglass
I picked the Sherry Wilson Team because my mom used them to sell her home a couple of years ago. The team was very professional and our home was listed quickly. Kim Mendes gave good advise on helping us price our house. I was impressed by the smooth way everyone works together. Kim was wonderful. She was accessible and very professional. Working with her gave us peace of mind. L & C Francis
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