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Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Old Line Group, a Maryland brokerage, has affiliated with the Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate brand. The firm, led by founder Donny Carter, has two offices and assists clients in Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania with residential real estate and rental properties.
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Old Line Group with two offices is the latest firm to join the trusted lifestyle real estate brand. The brokerage regularly assists clients in Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania with residential real estate as well as with rental properties.
The thirteen-year-old firm is led by its original founder Donny Carter, a Frostburg native and 20-year real estate veteran. Donny began his real estate journey after spending 10 years working for the State of Maryland. Donny quickly realized that he was much better suited for the client-facing, flexible lifestyle that real estate afforded. He thrived in his new role, starting his own team three years after becoming licensed. Two years later, he founded his own firm which now spans two offices across Maryland and West Virginia.
Donny and his affiliated sales professionals thrive on the personal aspect of the business. Their goal is for every client to become a friend and for those friendships to become long-lasting. They ensure every client receives this personalized, compassionate service by prioritizing honesty, respect and transparency in all transactions. Many employees at the firm are natives of the area who embrace the community and its residents as their own.
The firm’s headquarters in Frostburg is situated in the rural mountains of Western Maryland, just south of the Pennsylvania border. Frostburg is a charming college town, home to Frostburg State University and many historic properties dating back to the mid to late 1800s. The university is one of the area’s largest employers and has a strong impact on the local housing market with many students renting properties within the town.
The cost of living in the area is also generally cheaper than state and national averages, making it affordable for both college-aged students as well as for families looking to settle down in a quaint mountain community.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on December 20, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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