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Mary Ellen Smith Case

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About Mary Ellen Smith - Broker Cobb Real EstateBuyer's Representation in Crystal Beach and the Bolivar Peninsula area Mary Ellen watched as Crystal Beach was transformed from a once sleepy fishing village to one of the most sought after vacation areas in the nation. The beautiful beach on the Bolivar Peninsula is home to a thriving community, which offers residents a picturesque and leisurely lifestyle. Once someone has visited Crystal Beach, they will likely return. The highly sought after real estate has prompted many to buy either a vacation home or a permanent home in Bolivar. Mary Ellen Smith, a broker associate for Cobb Real Estate, has helped many of these buyers. As a local, Mary Ellen has an unmatched intimate knowledge of the area. Often, Mary Ellen will host guided tours to families and individuals looking for the right property in the area. Mary Ellen has helped home buyers in Bolivar/ Crystal Beach for nearly 20 years. Her extensive …show more content…

Mary Ellen Smith takes the time to listen to the needs of buyers, and armed with that knowledge, she is able to help buyers find a property that fits all of their individual needs. From search to closing, Mary Ellen is there for buyers every step of the way. She understands that buying a home is one of the most important decisions that a home buyer can undergo throughout their lifetime. With commitment to the process and dedication to open communication, Mary Ellen effectively helps ease home buyers through a sometimes difficult process. Mary Ellen's commitment to her profession and dedication to her clients compels her to expand her professional skill sets and continuously expand her knowledge. Through continuous education, Mary Ellen is able to better serve her clients. Currently, Mary Ellen is designed as an e-Pro, a Graduate of the Realtor's Institute (GRI), a Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRS), and a specialist in Short Sales and Foreclosures

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