Listed by Marci Yankelov
Source: TREND #3yd-TRENDPA-1001941076
5203 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD, 21212
$589,000
SingleFam
•Marci helped negotiate a difficult foreclosure transaction for me back in 2004 when foreclosures were far less common transactions for the average buyer — she really made sense of a lot of jargon and legalities most buyers had never heard at the time. Based on that fact alone, a simple sale is surely a breeze for her. I was also a relocation client, and therefore I needed recommendations on Baltimore neighborhoods that fit my lifestyle as well as budget — she really hit the mark and saved me a lot of time. 7 years later and knowing the city myself at this point, I can't think of a better fit than the place Marci suggested for me. Marci's expertise on all fronts is superlative. Whether you are buying or selling, there is no doubt that Marci will go above and beyond to help you have a smooth real estate experience.
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