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Theresa Cawood of Keller Williams Realty Theresa Cawood ~ Realtor Keller Williams Realty 207-415-8995

Partnering with, and Representing Buyers and Seller

Theresa Cawood is the perfect partner to help you find your dream home. She is a highly experienced and knowledgeable, specializing in the York and Cumberland Counties area. She is dedicated to providing the highest level of service, and will work diligently to help you find the perfect home. She has a great understanding of the local market and can provide vital information on current trends and pricing. She also has an extensive network of contacts and resources that she can use to find the right home for you. Theresa will go above and beyond to ensure you have an enjoyable and stress-free experience, and will provide valuable advice and guidance throughout the entire process. She will be with you every step of the way, making sure you find the perfect home.

Think real estate is anything like what you see on TV? Here’s a little behind-the-scenes reality!It’s not all pretty hou...
10/29/2026

Think real estate is anything like what you see on TV?

Here’s a little behind-the-scenes reality!
It’s not all pretty houses, open houses, and handing over keys!

We’re also spending time in classrooms, attending mastermind events, jumping on daily Zoom calls with other agents, and participating in company-wide training!

Contracts change, laws change, rules change, and there’s always something new to learn.

Being a Realtor means constantly educating ourselves so we can better protect and represent the people who trust us with one of their biggest investments.

The TV shows might make it look glamorous, but there’s a whole lot of work happening behind the scenes that most people never see!

Because being a good Realtor isn’t just about selling homes. It’s about knowing how to take care of the people who trust you. ❤️


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Thinking about buying a home? Start before you start scrolling.Buying a home is exciting, but being prepared can make th...
10/03/2026

Thinking about buying a home? Start before you start scrolling.

Buying a home is exciting, but being prepared can make the whole process a lot less stressful.

Know what payment you’re truly comfortable with.
Get pre-approved.
Figure out your must-haves.
Don’t settle just because you’re tired of looking.
Surround yourself with people who will educate you, answer your questions, and never pressure you into a decision.

I tell my buyers, my job isn’t to sell you a house. It’s to help you make a good decision about the home that’s right for you.

If buying a home in Maine is somewhere in your future, even if you’re not ready quite yet, I’m always happy to help you figure out where to start.

Theresa Cawood | Keller Williams Realty
207-415-8995
theresacawoodmaine.com

Saturday Home Secret 🏡Question:Why are radiators still found in many historic homes?Answer:Hot water radiator systems pr...
07/11/2026

Saturday Home Secret 🏡

Question:
Why are radiators still found in many historic homes?

Answer:
Hot water radiator systems provide consistent, comfortable heat and are often considered one of the most pleasant heating systems ever developed.

Saturday Home Secrets 🏡Question:Why do so many historic homes have covered front porches?Answer:Before air conditioning,...
07/04/2026

Saturday Home Secrets 🏡

Question:
Why do so many historic homes have covered front porches?

Answer:
Before air conditioning, porches were outdoor living rooms. Families gathered there in the evenings, visited with neighbors, and enjoyed cooler summer air.

Saturday Home Secrets 🏡Question:Why do older homes have stained glass windows?Answer:Stained glass wasn’t just beautiful...
06/27/2026

Saturday Home Secrets 🏡

Question:
Why do older homes have stained glass windows?

Answer:
Stained glass wasn’t just beautiful. It added privacy while still allowing natural light into the home. Many pieces were handcrafted, making every window unique.

Saturday Home Secrets 🏡Question:Why do old homes have pocket doors?Answer:Pocket doors were a way to create flexible liv...
06/20/2026

Saturday Home Secrets 🏡

Question:
Why do old homes have pocket doors?

Answer:
Pocket doors were a way to create flexible living spaces. Families could close them for privacy or open them for large gatherings. Many older homes still have the original solid wood pocket doors that were built to last generations.

Saturday Home Secrets🏡Question:Why do older homes have windows like this?Answer:Before builders had access to large shee...
06/13/2026

Saturday Home Secrets🏡

Question:
Why do older homes have windows like this?

Answer:
Before builders had access to large sheets of glass, decorative leaded glass was used to create strength, beauty, and privacy while still allowing natural light into the home.

This original leaded glass window is one of the many preserved architectural details found the listing at 271 Woodford Street in Portland’s historic Woodfords neighborhood.

Would you preserve original windows like this or replace them with modern ones?

05/30/2026

The puppies have officially chosen their favorite house

05/30/2026

Caught the puppies trying to sneak a peek at something special 🐾
Can’t say too much yet… but this one is GOOD.

Escrow explained simply, because this is one of those real estate words people hear all the time but do not always fully...
05/12/2026

Escrow explained simply, because this is one of those real estate words people hear all the time but do not always fully understand.

Escrow is basically a neutral holding place that helps protect everyone in a real estate transaction.

In a home sale, escrow can hold things like:
• earnest money deposits
• documents
• funds
• agreed-upon items that need to be completed before closing

For buyers, escrow helps protect your earnest money and makes sure contract terms and timelines are followed before money is released.

For sellers, escrow helps confirm the buyer is serious and keeps the process organized while everything moves toward closing.

Escrow can also continue after closing when a lender collects money each month for things like:
• property taxes
• homeowners insurance
• sometimes HOA fees

Then the lender pays those bills on your behalf when they are due.

One less thing to worry about, which we all love.

The biggest thing to remember is this:
Escrow is meant to keep the transaction safer, cleaner, and more organized for everyone involved.

Great transactions do not happen by accident.
They happen with communication, preparation, clear timelines, and the right team.

And honestly, this is the kind of real estate stuff I could talk about all day because I love helping people understand every step of the process.

If you ever hear a real estate term and think, “Wait… what does that actually mean?” call me. I’m always happy to explain it in normal-person language.

No pressure. Just honest guidance, clear answers, and local real estate help you can actually understand.

Address

Keller Williams Realty 50 Sewall Street
Portland, ME
04102

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