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Cary Reed

Real Estate Agent

License: #669859

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Becoming a part of the Waldner Winters Team was a natural fit for Cary. The Waldner Winters Team is the #1 Team in the #1 Office in his market. His clients can put their trust in him and know his commitment is deeper than the sale. Assisting his clients with one of the most significant decisions in their lives brings him pure joy and satisfaction. Cary is very competitive and loves playing Ice Hockey and Golf. Cary's background allows him to walk his clients through the entire home buying/selling process and put them at complete ease. Cary currently resides in Harford County.

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The team values personal growth as much as, if not more than, professional growth. There is a strong emphasis on developing as individuals—friends, husbands, fathers—with the support of the group. While professional development is a goal, the team also prioritizes personal well-being and relationships.

5-STAR STAR EXPERIENCE

I appreciate the emphasis is on enhancing training to ensure knowledge and competence within KW. What sets them apart is the ability to leverage the team, offering diverse resources beyond individual agent efforts. It emphasizes a collaborative approach rather than solely relying on individual agents.

Steve Staffileno

1 month ago

This team was phenomenal to work with during the sale of our home. Cary had a great marketing strategy and executed it perfectly. During the process, he and his colleague Rose kept things very organized and easy for us. Definitely recommend working with this group!

Matthew Cary

2 months ago

Tony and Rose were incredibly helpful and responsive. Made the process easy and clear.

Cary Reed

5 months ago

The BEST Real Estate Team in Maryland!

Brooke Persichetti

5 months ago

The Waldner Winters Team has been amazing to work with!! Specifically Cary Reed - he has helped us for quite some time finding our perfect home and has ALWAYS been there no matter what we need or how many questions we asked. We couldn’t be happier, it’s been such a stress free process! Highly recommend!!!

Brian Persichetti

5 months ago

We couldn't be happier with the outstanding service we received from Michelle and Cary at our WWT! From start to finish, they guided us through the entire process of buying our new home with professionalism, expertise, and genuine care. Michelle's attention to detail and Cary's negotiation skills were instrumental in securing the perfect home for us. They were always available to answer any questions and address any concerns, making the whole experience smooth and stress-free. We highly recommend Michelle and Cary to anyone looking to buy a home. Thank you both for your exceptional service and making our dream home a reality!

Mary Lawrence

6 months ago

Cary, Rose, and Oliva seamlessly helped me sell my beloved condo. They were all extremely responsive and knowledgeable. I look forward to recommending this team to family & friends! Thank you for everything!

Zach Collins

9 months ago

Cary and his team are amazing

Dana Collins

9 months ago

Cary and his team are the best!

Amanda Sleime

9 months ago

Cary and the Waldner Winters Team are wonderful! I would recommend them to everyone!

Derek Tourville

1 year ago

Cary is the best. Highly recommended. Would use him time and time again!

What pets did you have as a child and how has that influenced your feelings about pets now?

I had two dogs in my life - the first one when I was younger, but my dad had to rehome it due to its nippy behavior, and it ended up with my grandfather. Later, we got another family dog, which we had until she passed away. Although I'm a huge fan of dogs, I currently don't have any pets because my kids are almost out of the house, and we're rarely home. I'm allergic to cats, so dogs are my preferred companions, and those were the only pets I personally had.

When you look at the things that you like to do growing up. It seemed like you continued to do a lot of physical activities now. How did things change, if at all, for you once you had kids?

Growing up, I was passionate about sports, particularly ice hockey and golf, with aspirations of making it to the NHL. However, as I got older, practicalities set in, and I shifted my focus. Golf became a more recreational pursuit, especially after having kids, limiting the time I could spend on personal activities. Despite this, I found joy in introducing golf to my three children from a young age. I had them swinging clubs as soon as they could walk, fostering a love for the game. Now, as teenagers, they've embraced golf as a lifelong hobby, creating a shared and enjoyable family activity.

Speaking of the hockey thing, you mentioned pursuing or the dream of an NHL career at one point in your life. What would it have taken to make that dream or chase that dream to reality?

In the early to mid-90s, pursuing a career in hockey in the U.S. posed challenges due to the smaller hockey landscape compared to today. While there weren't widespread developmental programs, I aimed to play in juniors or college, particularly in NCAA D1. However, the financial constraints became a significant hurdle. Despite my dedication, my parents couldn't support a move to areas like New England for better opportunities due to the high costs associated with hockey. Reflecting on this, the importance of surrounding oneself with the right environment and individuals, crucial in both sports and business, became apparent. Despite reaching the top end of programs in Pittsburgh, where I grew up, and facing responsibilities in high school, the pursuit of higher-level hockey ultimately came to an end.

Do you take pride in being the George Clooney of the Waldner Winters team?

Having heard that for the first time, sure I'll take pride in it. Why not? I think that's a stretch, but I appreciate it.

What's the best thing about being a dad?

The single best thing that has happened in my life is undoubtedly my three kids. Watching them grow up and develop has been a profound and cherished experience. A particularly special aspect for me is the unconditional happiness and love they displayed when they were younger. Being their source of joy and the most important person in their lives was incredibly fulfilling. While it's challenging to articulate, this bond and the joy of parenthood stand out as one of the most rewarding aspects of my life.

Cary Reed

Real Estate Agent

License: #669859

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HOME VALUE

FEATURED LISTINGS

MATCHING VALUES

5-STAR STAR EXPERIENCE

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What pets did you have as a child and how has that influenced your feelings about pets now?

When you look at the things that you like to do growing up. It seemed like you continued to do a lot of physical activities now. How did things change, if at all, for you once you had kids?

Speaking of the hockey thing, you mentioned pursuing or the dream of an NHL career at one point in your life. What would it have taken to make that dream or chase that dream to reality?

Do you take pride in being the George Clooney of the Waldner Winters team?

What's the best thing about being a dad?

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