I liked Annie cause she was straight forward, honest, genuine, knew a great deal about the comps and
I liked Annie cause she was straight forward, honest, genuine, knew a great deal about the comps and value and was not impatient to get started (it took us over a year to decide to put the home on the market). Then, once we did, Annie did all the work. Basically, I stepped away from the property and began to say my “good byes” to the prospect of moving. At that point she took over, staging the house, putting away all the personal photos and making it “buyer ready” (it’s tough enough leaving old memories and a place you loved, but once it is done it’s good to be able to trust someone else to the burial). Anyway, she understood the process of grieving for a place and yet the necessity of returning some monetary value for having added your spirit to a few corners. Very few real estate agents “actually get it”. Annie is one of the few that does. I met another about 40 years ago. She always left each new buyer with a baby apple tree and each new seller with a handwritten note. And that’s why I choose Annie.