About Wilma Rochelle McFadden
Wilma Rochelle McFadden is a fitness professional who is now a full-time realtor in the DC Metropolitan area with the desire to help others with all their real estate needs. Thus began her mission to make the home buying and selling process an easy and friendly one for all.
Wilma's services are based on the foundation of honesty, loyalty to clients and the zeal to get them the best deal always. With these firm values, she has accumulated the trust of several clients she has had the pleasure of dealing with. Currently a licensed realtor with Keller Williams Capital Properties, she upholds the values of the establishment to transform lives, careers, and communities through real estate. She does not just strive to get you the best deals; she makes sure that you are well educated on the trends of the real estate market, mistakes to avoid and how to achieve the home you have always dreamed of.
The bottom line remains the fact that she strives to make sure her clients always leave with a smile on their face, having met their goal of finding the perfect home. Therefore, if you are looking for a realtor who is outgoing and has a friendly personality, will take time to put you through the home buying process, has extensive knowledge on real estate, educate you on the right steps to take, listen to you and not just focus on her decisions, look no further than Wilma McFadden.
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Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Building Setback
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Royalty
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