Dottie Cordwell

About Dottie Cordwell

I started selling real estate at OPF back in 1989. The first year, my husband and I won…

Experience

1. Associate Broker

   Advance Realty, Llc

   Jan 2012 — Present

   In the Baltimore real estate market today there has been a steady decline in the purchasing of new homes. Everyday, people are looking at the opportunity of investing in foreclosures, but really aren\'t certain if they are making a wise decision.Because of the expectant revival of the U.S. economy, people here in Baltimore are expecting the housing industry to once again flourish as it once did. Many of the people who bought new homes several years ago are finding that their homes are not worth the price they paid; the equity they thought they had is not here. The demand on foreclosed homes in Baltimore Maryland has become greater. People are actually buying homes they can afford. Spending less money on the initial investment and then fixing up the home to their liking is becoming more practical in many ways.I completely believe that buying a home is a major decision that will affect your life for years to come. I also believe that you should only have the most expert and quality advice when buying your home. This is the kind of service and advice that we can offer. I refer my business to the best qualified Realtor for that client.

Skills

• Real Estate Development
• Mortgage Lending
• 1031 Exchanges
• Brokerage
• Seniors
• National Association of Realtors
• Reo
• Investors
• Hud
• Townhomes
• New Homes
• Single Family Homes
• Investments
• Referrals
• Title Insurance
• Income Properties
• Vacation Homes
• Council of Residential Specialists
• New Home Sales
• Agents
• Investment Properties
• Waterfront
• Short Sales
• Property Management
• Home Staging
• Property
• Rentals
• Luxury
• Condos
• Resellers
• Real Property
• Foreclosures
• Relocation
• Real Estate Transactions
• Selling
• Relocation Buyers
• Real Estate