Fifty-seven RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents were named Top Producers in the RE/MAX, LLC report released in May 2017. The list contained the top 100 producing individual agents and team leaders for the month of April and year to date. See below for the full list of top producing RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents.

 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents named Individual Top Producers for April 2017 in Maryland for Residential and Commercial real estate. 

RE/MAX Realty Group: Klaus Breitsameter, Darin Rich, Deirdre Burrell and Ray Boss, Jr. 

RE/MAX Realty Group- Crown: Lisa Plushnick, Kara Hurley, Paulette Ladas, Linda Latta, Melissa Bernstein, Ben Samari, and Melissa Raffa

RE/MAX Realty Group - Columbia: David Baxter, Sr., Susan Klukas, Barbara Reiter, and Ana Lucia Porter

RE/MAX Realty Group - Dunkirk: Suzanne Ward

RE/MAX Realty Group - PAX River: Gabriela Agostinelli

RE/MAX Realty Group - White Plains: Julie Cronan and Lisa Wills

 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents named Top Team Leaders for April 2017 in Maryland for Residential and Commercial real estate 

RE/MAX Realty Group: Philip Kelley, Andrew Werner, Jr., Richard Prigal and Philip Wineman

RE/MAX Realty Group- Crown: David Goldberg

RE/MAX Realty Group - Columbia: Wendy Slaughter, Eric van Swol, Paul Duncan, Boyd McGinn, Concetta Corriere, Teri Deane, Susan Romm, and Scott Miller

RE/MAX Realty Group - PAX River: Connie Fitzgerald and Michelle Camaioni

RE/MAX Realty Group - White Plains: Mary Chambers, Edward Weibrecht, Jr., Frank McKnew, Michael Foster, Kathy White-Thorne, and Teresa Klopfer

 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents named Individual Top Producers for the year to date in Maryland for Residential and Commercial real estate

RE/MAX Realty Group: Klaus Breitsameter, James Winn, and Susan McFarland

RE/MAX Realty Group- Crown: Lisa Plushnick, Kathy Xu, Kara Hurley, Paulette Ladas, and Mercedes Fitzgerald

RE/MAX Realty Group - Columbia: David Baxter, Sr. and Jeffrey Berman

RE/MAX Realty Group - PAX River: Karen Taylor

RE/MAX Realty Group - White Plains: Lisa Wills, Julie Cronan, Gary Mead, and Trish Nicely

 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents named Top Team Leaders for the year to date in Maryland for Residential and Commercial real estate. 

RE/MAX Realty Group: Andrew Werner, Jr., Richard Prigal, Philip Kelley, Allan Prigal, and Jason Hageman

RE/MAX Realty Group- Crown: Johnice Comer

RE/MAX Realty Group - Columbia: Wendy Slaughter, Shun Lu, Boyd McGinn, Concetta Corriere, and Eric van Swol

RE/MAX Realty Group - PAX River: Connie Fitzgerald and Michelle Camaioni

RE/MAX Realty Group - White Plains: Mary Chambers, Michael Foster, Frank McKnew, Terry Davis, Kathy White-Thorne, and Teresa Klopfer

 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents named Individual Top Producers for the year to date in Virginia for Residential and Commercial real estate. 

RE/MAX Realty Group- Springfield: Monica Sims

Donald Wilkes, also from RE/MAX Realty Group - Springfield, was named the number two individual top producer in Commercial real estate for the year to date. 

 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 real estate agents named Top Team Leaders for the year to date in Virginia for Residential and Commercial real estate. 

RE/MAX Realty Group- Springfield: Herbert Riggs and Mark Wilkes

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 would like to congratulate all the real estate agents who have been ranked as top producers by RE/MAX, LLC and commend them for their hard work and success in the real estate industry.

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(RE/MAX Blog)- As you tour homes, do you stop in the backyard and visualize your friends and family fighting over the first burgers off the grill while the dogs play in the yard? If outdoor entertaining is a priority in your new home, here are four things to look for.

1. Space

You may be dreaming of an extensive outdoor kitchen, complete with weatherproof appliances and a table with a built-in cooler. Or, your budget may limit you to a Hibachi and camp chairs. Regardless, make sure there's enough space to host the backyard soiree of your dreams.

2. Shade

Western facing backyards will provide the perfect sunset backdrop for your barbecues. Yards on the eastern side of a property may leave you overexposed to the sun.

3. Flooring

If you're looking to lounge around barefoot, take note of the patio or deck's condition. Make sure it's been refinished so you can avoid splinters.

4. Fire pit

A fire pit can help stretch the seasonal use of your outdoor space by providing a cozy place to gather around after dark. But don't let it be a deal breaker – fire pits can be added at any time (and may be on sale if you wait to purchase one toward the end of summer).

    

(RE/MAX Blog)- Imagine you finally find the house of your dreams. It has everything you hoped for in a home, from the right countertops to the right landscaping. You spend hours envisioning the parties you'll throw in the backyard and the baths you'll take in the clawfoot tub. But fate intervenes. For some unfortunate reason – perhaps a fierce bidding war or a fickle owner who decides to stay put – deal falls through. How do you recover? Here are some tips.

1. Get right back in the saddle

If you must have a pity party, do it quickly. Perhaps a quick toast to what could have been, then dive straight back into search mode. In today's market, things move fast. You don't want to miss an even better home while you're mooning over photos of the lost listing.

2. Don't dwell on one dwelling

Delete the listing of the home that got away. Erase the pictures you took with your phone when you toured. Do your best not to compare new homes to the one you lost. There are lots of homes with lots of new possibilities. Keep an open mind.

3. Don't settle

Don't let your frustration push you into a hurried purchase of the next available property simply to get the process over with. Stay true to your shopping list of features you need and want.

4. Re-evaluate your budget.

Take another look at what you can spend and what the homes you're looking at have been selling for. Do you need to add cushion to be more competitive when making an offer? Or do you need to start looking at a less expensive neighborhood to find a home that has everything you want?

5. Talk to your agent.

Your RE/MAX agent will be full of advice for surviving the lows – and highs – of your real estate journey. Start your search today. 

RE/MAX Realty Group/100 has eight office locations and 400-plus agents who can assist you with all your real estate needs. 

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