Bill Sheppard has been helping families and people find new homes and sell their existing homes since 1980. As one of the top real estate sales people with RE/MAX in Newfoundland and Labrador, Bill Sheppard has been awarded the RE/MAX Hall of Fame Award and he is a member of the prestigious RE/MAX Platinum Club for outstanding sales and professional service to his clients. This means that if you’r
e moving across town or across the country, Bill Sheppard can handle it! As a member of the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Realtors, Bill Sheppard’s area of service is primarily the North East Avalon Peninsula. He can help you with your real estate needs anywhere in the greater St. John’s market place from Logy Bay, Middle Cove, Outer Cove, Pouch Cove, Bauline, Portugal Cove, St. Phillip’s., St. Thomas, Paradise, Conception Bay South, Manuals, Topsail, Chamberlains, Kelligrews, Foxtrap as far as Holyrood, and out to the Goulds, including all points in between. On average Bill’s real estate sales range between 120 – 140 houses per year. A large portion of this is existing homes with the balance being made up of new home construction, condominium, sub-division development, land sales, as well as commercial property. If you’re looking to sell your home, Bill Sheppard offers a FREE Market Evaluation. Bill Sheppard’s motto is “get it in order before you get it on the Market “. His objective is to get the seller, maximum price, in the shortest time, with minimum inconvenience. Bill Sheppard will do a pre-listing walk through with the seller, to offer tips and suggestions as to what can be done to help achieve maximum sale price. Bill Sheppard also offers buyers seeking their dream home, a FREE Automated Home Search Service. If you are a serious buyer, Bill will set you up on his computer so that you will receive new listings as soon as they are available on the MLS system. All new listings meeting your requirements will be automatically e-mailed to you! Why wait for your Agent to find it for you. This service is easy and automatic.
