We live in interesting times.

My company, eXp Realty, and I are closely monitoring the changing landscape, and we remain committed to providing you with the services you need. 

As far as sales go, we are adapting quickly, as circumstances change related to the coronavirus (COVID-19). We are updating service offerings and cooperating with our industry colleagues to give you ways to:

• Sell your property without public showings, or with limited numbers of people coming through your property
• Buy property by remote control, without physical visits, or with minimal physical visits
• Use virtual showings – 3D, aerial, and video options, both pre-recorded and live with an agent at the property
• Do contracts, loan applications, and closings remotely

Your health and safety, and that of all of our staff, customers, and clients is of utmost importance.  We’re all working through this together.  Here’s a helpful article: COVID-19 Beginning To Affect Real Estate, But It’s Not All Bad News

Since eXp Realty is a virtual company, our corporate operations are almost unchanged. Our company was designed to make maximum use of technology.  Teleworking has been our practice since the company was founded, and we work together with tools like our virtual campus with on-line training and offices, and our private social media platform. We are uniquely positioned in the industry to adapt to the current environment.

Are you coordinating with a team that has been working together in an office and is suddenly doing teleworking? If so, you’ll find this video useful, How to Work with Your Team Remotely.  It was just done by our CEO, Glenn Sanford, to share some of his knowledge.

Also, if you or someone you know is having financial challenges, you may find these articles useful:

Freddie Mac Suspends Foreclosures, Offers Additional Crisis Support

Bank of America Says Customers Impacted By Coronavirus May Be Able to Defer Mortgage Payments

Lots of local Maryland info can be found on this site: 

The Hogan Administration’s COVID-19 Response

Here are the governor’s temporary orders limiting late fees and termination of essential services like electricity, as well as temporary limitations on evictions for those affected by the emergency:

Prohibiting Termination of Residential Services and Late Fees

Temporarily Prohibiting Evictions

As always, if you or someone you know is looking to make a move, to buy or sell real estate, anywhere in the country, whether military, veteran, or civilian, don’t hesitate to ask me for information.  Or if you have any other questions, or just want to talk, don’t hesitate to get in touch.