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Re/Max Full Service Agent

Commercial and Residential Realtor serving Maryland and Washington D.C. with emphasis on the following Maryland locations: Baltimore City & Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Frederick County, and Montgomery County - strong sales production in Ashton, Brookeville, Clarksville, Columbia, Ellicott City, Fulton, Highland, Kensington, Olney, Rockville, and Silver Spring.  Skilled Investor income and multi-family property experience.  Knowledgeable Waterfront property specialist who understands how to value water depth and accessibility.  Land planning, subdivision & development consultation available.

        Investors and commercial clients are welcome.  See what over thirty-five years of service to the Real Estate community provides for you no matter what your Real Estate goals may be.  Join the ever growing list of satisfied clients who refer their friends and aquaintances knowing they will get the best possible representation.

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