elizabeth gollehon

The first and most important step is to work with a reputable Lender that can help you thru the pre-approval process before starting to look for a home. What you may be paying in rent per month may not be the same you can for a mortgage. You want to make sure you are looking for homes in a price range you can afford because there is nothing worse than looking at a higher price range, finding a home you love and then come to find out (after talking with a lender) that it is above your price range.

Choose an experienced agent who you are comfortable with, have confidence in to get your home sold for highest and best possible price in the shortest amount of time, is familiar with your market area and will work for YOU!!

Over the past 30 years I have worked with Buyers, Seller, Renters, Investors, REO Asset Managers and Relocation Companies.

I was a stay at home mom when my children were growing up. I wanted to do something to help increase our family income, but also wanted the flexibility to be home when they came home from school, be able to attend various school functions and sporting events that they may have participated in . I found that real estate offered me the flexxibility that I needed. I always liked working with & meeting new people so this was the perfect thing for me.

I have a Managing Brokers License which entailed substantial continuing education after getting the Brokers License. I also have the ABR-Acredited Buyer's Representative (specializing in working with buyers), MRP--Military Relocation Professional (assisting members of the military in relocating), CRS-Certified Relocation Specialist-working with buyers & sellers who may be relocating and also Fannie Mae Specialist--working with REO property asset managers to assist in getting foreclosed properties vacated, repaired, listed and sold.