Reina Robinson

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540-300-1077
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Lake Ridge
4310 Prince William Parkway
Suite 200
Woodbridge, VA
Choosing to change careers in 2010 from being a successful financial director to a real estate agent may have been risky for some people but not Reina Robinson. After serving 8 years in the United States Marine Corps, on the heels of 17 years as a Navy brat, and followed up as a Marine wife of a 23 year veteran, Reina is a relocation expert with the miles to prove it. She is a worldwide traveller who has packed up every 3 years of her life until finally settling in Stafford Virginia 2005. 
 
Graduating from Mount Vernon High School in Northern Virginia means she knows the counties along I-95 and Route 1 (Richmond/Jefferson Davis Hwy) like the back of her hand. 
 
Opening Virginia Property Finders LLC (a Keller Williams Associate) was a dream come true for her. Their motto is, 'If You Want It We Find It' and she aims to do just that. 
 
If you are looking for the right agent to help you buy or sell property in Virginia she is the agent to contact. Her track record of selling $6M to $8M a year is the proof you need to know she is a go getter who gets it done. 

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WHY USE A LICENSED REALTOR?
J.D. Power and Associates offers the following tips to consumers
who are buying or selling a home:
  • Finding the right agent to suit your specific needs is critical. J.D. Power research has consistently demonstrated that having the right agent is critical to a satisfying home-buying or -selling experience. Due to the unique nature of real estate transactions, clients often form bonds with their agents, as a single buying or selling transaction can take several months or more to complete. For customers who have previously bought or sold a home, the right agent might be someone they’ve worked with successfully in the past.  For first-time buyers, seeking recommendations from friends, relatives, and colleagues is critical.  Increasingly, agents and brokers are advertising their services on the Internet, so this can be a good starting point for research, particularly for someone moving far away from their current location.

  • In addition to a buying or selling agent, consider the additional services you may require. Buying and selling a home is a complex undertaking with many “moving parts” to consider. In addition to the real estate agent you work with, you may also need to work with a loan officer, a financial institution, title/escrow company, inspectors, appraisers, home warranty agents, movers, storage services, contractors, etc. One of the advantages of using a full-service real estate company is that they can assist with finding and coordinating some of these necessary additional services.

  • For sellers, marketing one’s home should be a primary focus.  In addition to finding the right agent, home sellers should pay special attention to tools used to market the home. When selecting an agent, find out their approach to open houses and online marketing, in particular. J.D. Power research finds that home buyers often search for homes online long before they engage a buying agent, or even attend an open house. Ask about which websites will contain the home listing, the number of home photos that can be included and if any special features will accompany the listing, such as virtual tours or mortgage calculators. Tools that assist prospective home buyers may help attract attention to the listing.

  • For buyers, it’s important to understand the full cost of the home prior to making a purchase. It’s prudent for home buyers to establish a housing budget and to expect agents to show homes in the appropriate price range. Particularly for first-time buyers, it’s important to understand all the associated fees and expenses that go along with purchasing a particular home.  These can include one-time expenses, such as “points’ that lower mortgage rates, title fees and appraisals, as well as ongoing expenses such as homeowners association fees, property taxes, or other specialized local taxes that can impact your monthly payments.


 




    
 
 
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