Presenting a residential gem at 22 York Avenue near downtown in the city of Norwich. This house is now available for sale, offering an exciting opportunity for prospective homeowners. Combining modern elegance with timeless charm, this property boasts a well-designed interior with spacious open floor plan bathed in natural light. With two bedrooms providing peaceful retreats, a well-appointed kitchen for culinary adventures, and two decks for outdoor relaxation and entertainment, this home is perfect for those seeking a condo alternative lifestyle. Potential for in-law suite in the basement with private entry and full bath. Conveniently located near amenities, restaurants, shopping, casinos, and highways, don't miss the chance to make this remarkable residence your own. Schedule a viewing today and embrace the limitless possibilities that await at 22 York Avenue, Norwich CT. Call Molly Bruno, William Pitt Sotheby’s, 860-961-8627 to see it today and discuss home buying options.
Commercial Office Space for Rent in Norwichtown
1st Floor Commercial office space available at 190 West Town St, Norwich. Handicapped accessible entrance. 2 bathrooms, break room space, and private offices. Large open space easy for build-out of your custom office. 2000 sqft space with front windows and laminate flooring. Potential uses: yoga studio, retail store, medical office, or more! Natural gas forced hot air heat, and central air. Great parking and access to highways. For showings and more information contact Molly Bruno, Atlantic Property Team at eXp Realty, 860-961-8627.
Just Listed Commercial Property In Norwich
Welcome to Brody's Seafood Market and Deli!
Business and building for sale. 1 Bridge St, Norwich CT 06360. Investment opportunity with established business. Brody’s opened its doors in 2017 and has built up a business of seafood, breakfast, and lunch. So much potential to build on and grow this local mom and pop. On the first floor, there is a restaurant with kitchen, eat-in seating, coolers, ice cream parlor, and convenience store. Much of the restaurant equipment is almost new.
The second and third floor have potential for residential units. There is a paved parking lot out front and additional crushed stone parking behind the building. Huge investment opportunity with build out of 2nd and third floor for additional rental income. Zoned Neighborhood Commercial (NC).
Eligible for grants from Norwich Community Development Corporation with the Norwich Revitalization Program. Check out the matterport 3D tour and floorplan, and inquire about the Information Packet to learn more! Contact Molly Bruno | 860-961-8627 | mollybrunorealestate@gmail.com. Licensed in CT & RI. Commercial and Real Estate Investment Certified.
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So, You Want To Be A Real Estate Agent?
Everywhere on social media you see real estate agents selling homes, leasing apartments and the benefits to becoming a real estate agent! But, how do you become one?
Becoming a real estate agent and having a successful career is not the easiest job, but it is definitely rewarding. Listed below will be some tips and advice for becoming a successful real estate agent.
What are the requirements of becoming an agent?
First, you need to get a real estate license, but to achieve that you need to take the required education. In CT, you need to take a 60 hour class called Principles and Practices. Once you pass your state and national licensing test, you need to find a brokerage that you will work under as a licensed realtor. You’ll need to join a local association to get MLS access in CT, and you’ll also join the state association, CT Realtors, and National Association of Realtors for your official Realtor status. Once you are licensed in one state, you could also get licensing in other states, depending on if they have reciprocal licensing.
What are the pros and cons of being an agent?
Everyone wants to become an agent, but after becoming one a lot of people realize the work that comes with it. You make your own hours; you are your only boss! But, that also entails all the responsibility that is laid upon you. There is no limit whatsoever to what you make, but there is no guaranteed income. Now there are easy solutions to these like being on top of your schedule and keeping track where your money goes and where it comes from. It is all up to you on how successful you will be in this career.
How do I find my clients?
You’re new in the industry, you are ready to take on the housing market, but now how? Who do you talk to? Joining organizations in your community will not guide you in the right direction, but also build your great network. Doing some research online or asking a fellow realtor for mentorship will help guide you to what organizations to visit.
Got any more questions or need advice to become a realtor? Contact Molly Bruno, a licensed real estate agent in CT and RI. Team Leader of Atlantic Property Team at eXp Realty.
PHONE: 860-961-8627
EMAIL: mollybrunorealestate@gmail.com