A short, but true story….

In 1978, when I decided to become a Realtor^®, I thought long and hard about WHAT I wanted to do and what I liked to do the most. At the time, I was an executive secretary working in downtown Cleveland. The commute was horrible and very time consuming, but I was able to read a lot of books (one of my passions). My friends told me to get into Social Services because I love to help people so much.

At first, it sounded like a good idea until I realized the work wouldn’t stay at the office. Knowing the way I am, I would be bringing it home with me every night and I would agonize over the problems of those I wanted to help. After thinking about it, I knew helping people was and IS what I want to do.

I began to think about MY life experiences and what I could do to help others in situations I had been through. To be honest with you, there was one thing I was worried and scared about when it happened. That one thing—looking for… and buying a home. I have to admit, we didn’t buy a home from the real estate agent we were working with at the time. What we found was the agent just couldn’t answer many of our questions and/or didn’t seem care enough to find out the answers. It really scared us. From that experience, or non-experience, I decided to become the best real estate agent I could be. I didn’t want to have people making the largest purchase of their lives and be scared half to death during the process.

I have been helping people buy and sell homes for over 28 years. (I jokingly refer to being in the business, “since ‘Moby Dick’ was a minnow.”) Many of my clients are still my clients and friends. With so much emphasis being put on the “top” producers in this business… which has never really meant much to me because it’s always been the people I help (not the money), people mean the most to me. All my clients get personal hands-on service.

I am pro-active in my marketing and in wanting to help you. I have heard so many things from title agencies, those who handle filing transactions at the court house. The horrors of what many unrepresented sellers and buyers go through because they don’t know the laws, people taking advantage of them, not really knowing the market as well as they should, and because a Realtor® is not representing their best interests; really upsets me.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to give me a call. If you prefer to talk to me in person, my Voice Mail 216-901-4591 and my Home Office is 440-234-2004. If you are already working with another agent, please let me know by sending me an Email (Myra-Shelton@sbcglobal.net) or call my Voice Mail 216-901-4591 to leave me a message. I certainly don’t want to step on anyone’s toes.

Thank you,

Sincerely,

                                                     
Myra Shelton

"Selling Homes To and For the Nicest People!"

Voice Mail: (216) 901-4591
Office: (440) 888-5353

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