Real Estate Agents in Burlington, VT

Real estate in burly has gotten light on the listings, driving up prices. But less listings, means more agents looking for action. Make your own informed decisions. Look at all aspects of home/condo ownership. Not just purchase price. Hamilton is cheaper as far as house prices, but higher property tax and vehicle insurance.

Jamie Edwards knows Burlington like the back of his hand. We are going to use him when we sell.

Lorraine Buck Forget. http://www.royallepage.ca/en/agent/ontario/burlington/lorraine-buck-forget/8013/ We've purchased several home with her. My parents have as well. Knows the market thoroughly and really goes the extra mile to keep it simple for you, following up with sellers/buyers, making sure you get your house looking ready for a sale.

Consider not using an agent. On the buying side they don't do that much, especially considering the percentage they want. You can get a LOT of information on the good old Internet nowadays. It's not for everyone, but saving up to 2.5% plus HST on a six figure purchase isn't chump change.

I would recommend my friend Adam Young. He's lived in Burlington all of his life until recently. http://www.acyoung.ca/

My sister in law works in the region and she works very hard for her clients. Let me know if you'd like a PM.

[http://www.kw.com/kw/agent/cherylenelucas](http://www.kw.com/kw/agent/cherylenelucas)

I'd recommend Bryan Adlam, does listings in Oakville, Hamilton, Burlington, Milton area: https://www.realtor.ca/Residential/RealtorDetails.aspx?individualId=1803932

Recently bought and sold using Andrew McLeod. He also helped a friends Aunt with their sale and purchase in and around the same time. He's a good guy, easy to work with and was willing to be flexible on commission structure. He ended up also helping my brother with purchasing a new build at no charge. Would definitely recommend him.

I'll give a solid recommendation to Greg & Dareen Kuchma: http://www.gregkuchma.ca/ They've helped us with home purchases in Hamilton and Burlington in the last 3 years, and they seem to know both markets very well. I've been at the table when he's been negotiating on our behalf and he does a great job for his clients, as far as I can tell. I know he's got some rental properties and works often with contractors, so he's got a pretty good eye for things to look out for during home viewings, as well as solid insights into the local markets, school systems, proximity to amenities etc. My wife and I were very happy with their services, for what it's worth.

My wife and I were extremely pleased with Sandy Wynne. http://www.sandywynne.com/

I worked with Kimberly Hart at Keller Williams and she went above and beyond. http://www.vermontkw.com/

Anybody have recommendations for rental agents?

I may have a lead for you. Call me at 872-7835.

Have them check here.... http://rentals.gridguide.com/

betsy forrester is who we have been working with and she's been amazing.

I recommend Stacey Lax with Hickok & Boardman. She is thoughtful, friendly, and I would recommend her personally and professionally!

We liked working with Robbi Handy Holmes.

Have had great success (twice in ten years) with [Michelle Gray](http://www.realtor.com/realestateagents/Michelle-Gray_BURLINGTON_VT_1521708_874984341).

If you are selling Geri Reilly The interesting thing about this area is that there are a large number of items that are sold buyer to buyer.

I had a great experience buying my place with Randy Violette from Keller Williams.

I'm an agent. Sending you a PM.

Kimberly Hart with Keller Williams is also fantastic.

I've literally never heard of anybody around here using a realtor to find a rental -- it's a small town, so there's not much of a market for that. If you're able to afford $1600/mo with deposit, you and your partner will be fine -- that's a bit above market for the size you're looking for. Googling around a bunch helps. Eventually you'll find something, just don't get too choosy.

Check out the seven day classified!! That’s how we found our 1 bedroom 1 bath with office in a triplex first $950 a month.

Schoolhouse lofts on North Ave has openings. Farrell runs the property management side of things.

I found an apartment on Zillow rather than Craigslist. There likely isn't as many as Craigslist but they're definitely not scams.

Google property management in Vermont and the results will yield a dozen or so companies that you can contact. Some better than others, but at least it’s a start. Yes you can also call local real estate offices. Many have rental divisions or can at least point you in the right direction.

If you are okay with living outside of burlington... you can probably save $300 a month on your rent and have a yard.

Check out ONE LakeView on North Ave. heard they have some availability for starting July 1 st.

http://littleeaglebay.com/?page_id=548. Recommended.

Yeah if you need a realtor to help you find an apartment this might not be the place for you to move to....

If you were looking in Jericho/Underhill I would say Don Foote with Blue Spruce Realty.

Or Linda St. Amour (John's mom) with Remax. Her office is in Jericho.

Geri Reilly from Geri Reilly Real Estate!!!!! She's my awesome aunt and absolutely AMAZING at what she does!!! Her and her team go ABOVE and BEYOND always!!!