Jessica Sauls Top real estate agent in Westminster

Jessica Sauls

The KW Collective2 Likes
23 Years of Experience
(125)
$32M
Total Sales Last Year
23
Years of Experience
240
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$440.4K
Average Price Point

    About Jessica Sauls

    I'm Jessica Sauls, owner of Memory Lane Property Group at The KW Collective and an experienced listing and buyer's agent based in Westminster, Maryland. I believe buying or selling a home is about so much more than real estate, it's about helping people move into the next chapter of their lives with the information and strategy they need.

    For more than two decades, I've studied not only how homes sell, but why they sell. Understanding buyer behavior, pricing strategy, home preparation, negotiation, and local market trends allows me to help my clients make informed decisions in every type of market.

    Since becoming a licensed Realtor in 2003, I've had the privilege of helping thousands of buyers, sellers, investors, and families successfully navigate the Carroll County, Central Maryland, and Southern Pennsylvania market during some of life's biggest transitions. Whether it's purchasing a first home, preparing a beloved family home for sale, downsizing after retirement, settling an estate, or building long term wealth through real estate investing, my goal has always been the same. My goal is to educate, advocate, and help my clients make confident decisions they'll feel good about long after closing.

    One of the greatest blessings of my career is working alongside my husband and best friend, Brian. Together, we've built Memory Lane Property Group on the belief that every client deserves honest advice, exceptional service, and a thoughtful plan tailored to their unique goals. Brian's construction background, combined with my experience in pricing strategy, marketing, and negotiation, allows us to help homeowners maximize the value of their homes before they ever reach the market.
    Together, we help clients see both the financial and physical side of every home, allowing them to make more informed decisions whether they're buying, selling, or investing.

    I also represent buyers purchasing new construction and land in Carroll County, helping them evaluate homesites, builders, costs, contracts and long-term resale considerations.

    Years ago, we noticed that many homeowners knew exactly what improvements would help them sell for more, but simply didn't have the funds to complete them before moving. Rather than watching our Clients leave equity behind, we intentionally began saving our own money so we could help clients prepare their homes for sale and allow many of those costs to be repaid at closing. It's one of the ways we're able to remove obstacles and help our clients achieve the strongest possible results.

    Outside of real estate, we're farm owners, parents, investors, and proud members of the Carroll County community. Those roles have shaped the way I serve my clients. I understand that a home is far more than a financial investment, it's where families grow, traditions begin, milestones are celebrated, and memories are made. Having personally helped family members, friends and clients through estate sales, downsizing, relocation, and other major life transitions, I know these decisions are deeply personal and deserve compassion as much as expertise.

    Giving back has always been one of the most meaningful parts of my work. Whether supporting local charities, mentoring other real estate professionals, investing in our community, or simply being there when a family needs guidance, I believe success is measured not only by the homes we sell, but by the positive impact we leave on the people and communities we serve.

    I don't measure success by the number of homes I sell. I measure it by the impact we've made, the legacy we're creating and the number of clients who trust me enough to call again, refer a friend, or invite me back years later when it's time for their next chapter.

    If you're looking for a Realtor who will treat your goals like they're my own, provide honest guidance, communicate openly, and help you move forward with confidence, I'd be honored to help.
    OTHER LANGUAGES
    English
    Community Involvement
    I'm an active member of our Community. We don't just donate time, we give back over $100,000 a year to local scholarships and SkillsUSA. We want to make sure that every local Tech Student can get to Nationals to compete!
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    We own a small hobby farm, so there is no shortage of things to do! Watching my kids play sports or perform in theater is a favorite! I also love cooking, hiking and travel!
    FAMILY
    I'm a Mother of 4 and married to my best friend and business partner.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Maryland - # 613204
    Designation

    RENE (Real Estate Negotiation Expert)

    Certified Negotiation Expert

    REALTOR

    PSA (Pricing Strategy Advisor)

    CRS (Certified Residential Specialist)

    SFR (Short Sales & Foreclosure Resource)

    ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative)

    Seniors Real Estate Specialist

    Top Producer

    Seller Representative Specialist

    Military Relocation Professional

    Specialties

    • Buyer's Agent
    • First Time Home Buyers
    • Listing Agent
    • Real Estate Consulting
    • Relocation

    Awards

    • FastExpert 2026 Five Star Agent Award badge
    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Westminster, MD Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Westminster, MD

    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Sykesville, MD Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Sykesville, MD

    • FastExpert 2026 Top Agent in Finksburg, MD Award badge

      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Finksburg, MD

    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    What's better to take an equity loan out on the house I own and buy another house and then move or t

    Home Equity Lines are great options for some, but not always the best course of action. They're definitely not your only option. I would highly suggest for you to speak with a local Realtor and ask them who their top lenders are. Go over ALL of your options with each lender, and make sure you speak with at least 3. Not all banks carry the same products. Then bring those options to a financial advisor if needed. The best option is going to be the one that is right for your personal budget, credit score, timeline and comfort.

    Answered by Jessica Sauls | Lodi, CA 95240, USA | 412 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago
    Is spring actually the best time to sell a house, or should I list it this winter?

    Hi! I'm a Realtor in Maryland, we can have some harsh winters, but probably not as snowy. I do personally have great turnouts for our Open Houses, especially in the winter. We have a lot of people stationed here, so turnover happens year round for us. Winter Buyers are serious buyers. They are the ones that have to move and are willing to pay a fair price to get into a home. I would reach out to your top local realtors and ask them what the trends are, ask them for the data that backs it up- not personal opinions. They should have no problem bringing local trends and reports based on the past 3 years of data.

    Answered by Jessica Sauls | | 217 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago
    Should we wait for mortgage rates to drop before selling our current home?

    That's such a common concern right now, especially for families who locked in those ultra low rates a few years ago. The good news is: a low interest rate does not automatically mean you should stay put if your home no longer fits your life. Buyer demand is definitely different than it was in 2021"2022, but well-priced homes in desirable areas are still selling, especially homes that are move-in ready and appropriately updated. Inventory is still relatively tight in many markets, which continues to support sellers even with rates in the 6% range. What we're seeing nationally is a more " normalaEUR? market: Buyers are more cautious. Homes can take a little longer to sell. Pricing strategy matters much more. But serious buyers are absolutely still purchasing homes every day. In fact, many growing families are making the same decision you're considering right now: they're realizing that staying in a house that no longer works for them just to keep a low rate may cost them more in stress, space limitations, or missed opportunities over time. What we are seeing LOCALLY, in Maryland, is very different depending on the location. Some homes are selling in 3 days or less with multiple offers. Especially in the $400-$500,000 price range. The bigger question usually isn't: " Will buyers still buy our home?aEUR? It's: " Does the payment difference to move make sense for our long-term lifestyle and goals?aEUR? Here's the thing. If your home is prepared to sell for your market and priced correctly for your market, the house WILL sell. If interest rates drop, you're going to spend a lot more on a house because you're going to be fighting off every Tom, Dick and Harry who also waited for interest rates to drop - rather than just refinancing. No one can predict the market. But you can take control of your situation right now and do what fits you, your budget and your lifestyle.

    Answered by Jessica Sauls | | 185 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago
    Should I sell my aging house as-is right now or wait until I can afford to update it?

    This is a great question! I work with a lot of sellers that think that they will get top dollar if they completely renovate the home. And some will. However, a complete renovation might cost you more than you will get back. So then the question is, do you update the home and live there to enjoy it? Or are you just updating it to fit what you think are trends, only to realize that they are outdated by the time you finish everything and you're ready to sell? Was it worth the time and money? You're very best resource right now is your top local Realtor. Preferably one that knows the costs of improvements like the back of their hand. One thing I offer to my clients is a 3 stage summary of how much money they should expect to make on their home based off of the market right now. I run those numbers so they can see what they will make if they put absolutely nothing into the house (except a good cleaning, no one is off the hook for that!), if they invest $10-$20,000 into improvements and what they would expect if they do a complete rehab. I price out everything so they can see the actual numbers and then make a decision based on what is best for them and their return. I also have a pay it back program, this is when my Sellers need to make some repairs and renovations and we go in and get them all done. Paint, flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, roof, windows, etc. I pay for the repairs and updates and then my Sellers pay me back when the house settles. It works out great for everyone. They don't have to pay anything upfront and they make a substantial amount more on their home. I keep my guys busy and get referrals from my Clients. Win - Win! You probably have someone local that do that as well!

    Answered by Jessica Sauls | | 158 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago
    Want sell my home. To my son, which is a reverse mortgage, do I. Need an agent

    Hi Annie! You should have no problem selling your home to your son! In Maryland, we use Title Attorneys to transfer the sale. You may need an escrow attorney. I would start there.

    Answered by Jessica Sauls | 20866 | 69 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 months ago