Posts in category 'Selling'

Monroe & Miriam Roberts share their story working with Mark Thudium to sell their home of 54 years!

Selling our home of 54 years was an emotional decision. We raised our two sons, who now have their own families, in our beloved 90+ year-old house. We cherish our memories there, but we were ready to transition into a local retirement village. Selling felt overwhelming since it was our first time. Fortunately, we found Mark Thudium to help us through the process.

As we navigated this significant transition, Mark offered us a clear plan which was incredibly reassuring. We felt comforted knowing that we were in good hands. Mark's recommendations for inspections and his suggested repairs were spot-on. Mark had a network of skilled professionals at his fingertips. He connected us with talented painters and repairmen. The diligent work of the contractors he provided quickly resolved any issues. H...

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Joe & Chris Weicksel share their stress-free experience working with Mark Thudium to sell their home of 40 years and move to Moravian Manor.

Putting our trust in Mark Thudium to sell our home of 40 years and facilitate our move to Moravian Manor was a decision we never regretted. His leadership and guidance were invaluable, and we couldn't have been more pleased with the experience.

Mark's solid reputation preceded him. With all his "Sold" signs around our neighborhood and positive recommendations from friends and neighbors, we knew he was the right Realtor for the job.

From our very first meeting with Mark, we were impressed by his organized and reassuring approach. He laid out a clear plan and timeline for the sale process, and everything unfolded as he predicted. This level of organization and foresight was incredibly reassuring, especially since it had been decades since we last sold a home.

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Bill & Randi Petrarco share their experience working with Mark Thudium to sell their home of 47 years and move to Garden Spot Village.

We learned of Mark Thudium, as many of our friends had excellent experiences working with him to sell their homes in preparation for moving to retirement living. We had also worked with Berkshire Hathaway to sell a condo in Florida, so we felt confident in the real estate company that Mark was connected with.

Pictured Left to Right: Randi Petrarco, Mark Thudium, Bill Petrarco.

One day, we stopped by Mark's office to...

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Konrad and Lucinda Finck share their experience working with Mark Thudium multiple times over the past ten years to buy & sell real estate.

About ten years ago, we lived in Chicago, and as we approached retirement, we decided we did not want to retire there, mainly since both of our children lived near the Lancaster area. Our visits to Lancaster County during our daughter's wedding celebrations made us more enticed by the area. We attended Westminster Presbyterian Church several times and decided to ask the church community for a Realtor recommendation. Mark Thudium was at the top of the list. 

Working with a trustworthy Realtor was essential since we'd be navigating a new home purchase from Chicago. As we continued to visit our daughter and her family in the Baltimore area, we started to familiarize ourselves with Lancaster County. Mark and his assist...

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Charlie Bozym shares his experience working with Mark Thudium to sell his home in Leola of 51 years. 

In 1972 I moved to Leola with my wife, Mary Ann, and daughter Stephanie. We purchased a newly built Bi-level home. As years passed, Steph married and now resides in New Holland with her family. Mary Ann and I had hoped we would continue enjoying life in our Leola home. However, it was not to be, as we had to adjust our plans as Mary Ann was diagnosed with Parkinson's.  

Pictured Left to Right, Charlie's daughter Steph, Charlie, and his son-in-law Tim.

In 2019 I began visiting retirement communities, as we knew at some point, our Bi-Level would be too challenging for Mary Ann. Well,...

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