We are thrilled to share that Abby Walters, Broker/Owner of Preslee Real Estate, was recently featured on Get to Know Shen Co with Noah Shenandoah! 🎬🏡 This fantastic series highlights local businesses and leaders in Shenandoah County, giving the community an inside look at the people and industries shaping our region.
In this interview, Abby shares what makes Preslee Real Estate unique, her journey in real estate, and why she is so passionate about helping buyers and sellers in the Shenandoah Valley. She also dives into the challenges and rewards of being a broker, the importance of strong communication in real estate transactions, and even some of the most surprising things she has encountered while showing homes! (Trust us, you won’t want to miss those stories! 😆)
Why Watch This Interview?
Whether you are considering buying or selling a home, interested in real estate, or just love hearing about local businesses in Shenandoah County, this interview gives great insight into what it takes to navigate today’s real estate market. Abby and her team at Preslee Real Estate are committed to making the home-buying and selling process as smooth as possible, and in this conversation, she shares how they work hard to ensure every client has the best possible experience.
Check out the full interview below! ⬇️
A Huge Thank You!
A special thank you to Noah Shenandoah and Shenandoah County Economic Development for showcasing businesses like Preslee Real Estate and shining a light on what makes this community so special. We love seeing local businesses and professionals highlighted through this series, and we are honored to be a part of it! Be sure to follow them on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/ShenCoEcoDev
Thinking About Buying or Selling?
If you are considering buying or selling a home, the Preslee Real Estate team is here to help! With extensive knowledge of the Shenandoah Valley market, quick response times, and a passion for helping people find their perfect home, we are committed to guiding you every step of the way.
