Peggy Bowden-White
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

Peggy Bowden-White

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) REALTORĀ® The Multiple Listing Service Mark

I am a native of the Eastern Shore and began my Real Estate career in 1998. Affiliated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Salisbury, MD since 1998, which was formerly known as Cooper Stewart Realtor/GMAC. Being a native of the area enables me to bring my clients a vast amount of knowledge of the area.

Since my start in the industry I have consistently been one of the top agents in our office. I have dedicated over 600 hours to education to better serve you. I have earned the coveted Certified Residential Specialist designation. This designation has only been awarded to 4 percent of agents in the country. I also have my GREEN designation, my Short Sale and Foreclosure Certification and by the first of 2011 I will have completed the Delaware Brokers Course. Additionally, I have completed my Cartus Relocation Training. I strive to keep up with the latest technology available to better serve my clients.
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1131 S Salisbury , Salisbury - MD 21801

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