If you’re buying or selling a home in the Staten Island area, the last thing you want is to have to sift through hundreds of agents all over Staten Island to find one that will know the lay of the land, and actually take the time to help you get the best price possible. Many Staten Island real estate agents will tell you exactly what you want to hear to bring in a sale, but only a true real estate professional will advise you not to buy (or sell) if they think you can get a better deal, because they know that by earning your trust, they’ll earn your repeat business.  

As your agent, I promise to adhere to a strict code of ethics in conducting any and all activities related to your sale or purchase of a home.In some businesses, simply doing what is legal may be good enough.But in my real estate practice I demand an ethical standard that goes above and beyond the legal requirements.  The guiding principle of ethics comes from the Latin primum non nocere, meaning first do no harm.  By adhering to strict ethical guidelines I will earn your trust.  By establishing trust I'll build a long term business model based on long term clients.

As a member of the National Association of REALTORS, I am bound by our code of ethics which you can find at:

http://www.realtor.org/mempolweb.nsf/pages/Code?OpenDocument

There are rules pertaining to: Disclosure of agency, financial arrangements, following the law of the land, marketing practices, negotiation methods, how clients are charged for services, how offers are presented, confidentiality, and more.  All of these rules are intended to protect your interest.