Amy Brown - Realtor

Amy Brown, REALTOR® with Long & Foster Real Estate
443-851-1508 Cell | 410-715-2744 Office
Helping with you with all of your real estate needs!

Amy Brown’s professional expertise in negotiation and the law make her an invaluable asset to clients looking to purchase or sell their home. In addition to her legal background, she brings over 9 years of experience as a successful realtor to the team. Amy is known for a level of professionalism, knowledge and responsiveness that goes above and beyond even the best of agents.

Amy’s background is law and negotiation. She graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law in 2003, earning a J.D., and obtained her M.B.A. from Oakland University in 1994. She received her B.A. from Michigan State University. You will benefit from Amy’s legal skills as she navigates you through the home buying or selling process and act as a problem solver. Amy has a high energy level which is a good match with the always changing and exciting real estate industry. She has worked in the automotive industry and federal government as a negotiator. Many years of experience as a negotiator, lawyer, mother, and lacrosse mom have helped her to see and deal with just about anything.Amy has seen it all and had to deal with every kind of situation. Her background allows Amy to help her clients make wise decisions. She is passionate about her job, loves her neighborhood, and keeps up with the latest trends and strategies so that she can pass them onto her clients.

Amy has lived in Baltimore County for fifteen years before relocating to Howard County several years ago. She is married with two daughters who attend Howard County public schools. Her two daughters enjoy lacrosse, soccer and Girl Scouts. Amy’s father is a proud alumnus of Baltimore City College High School. Her hobbies include yoga, current events, and reading. Amy’s husband is employed at Johns Hopkins University working in the field of Alzheimer’s research.She enjoys volunteering at her daughter’s schools, is active in her church, and LOVES being a realtor.

One reason that Amy’s customers become lifetime clients is due

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