Johnny Sarkis Top real estate agent in Woodbridge

Johnny Sarkis

Keller Williams Solutions
37 Years of Experience
(16)
$0
Total Sales Last Year
37
Years of Experience
28
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$553.2K
Average Price Point

    About Johnny Sarkis

    Johnny is Trusted Northern Virginia Real Estate Agent & Broker With over 37 years of experience , Johnny Sarkis is a top-rated REALTORA(R) and trusted real estate expert serving Northern Virginia, including Prince William County, Stafford, and Spotsylvania. Licensed in Virginia and Maryland, Johnny brings unmatched local market insight, fast response times, and client-first service to every transaction. Johnny specializes in: New Homes, resale listings, first-time homebuyers Relocations, military moves, and veteran-focused programs Awards & Recognition: A 20-year Million Dollar Producer, Johnny has earned prestigious awards including the Prestigious Centurion Award, Chairman's Club Hall of Fame, Lifetime TopProduce and many more. His clients consistently praise his integrity, negotiation skills, and 5-star service on Google, Zillow, and Realtor.com. Johnny is Deeply rooted in the Woodbridge area, He is a devoted husband and proud father. He draws daily inspiration from his wife and two accomplished children--Michael, a George Mason University graduate, and Makayla, a Virginia Tech alum--both thriving at Salesforce. Why Choose Johnny Sarkis? Johnny is more than just a real estate agent; he's a dedicated professional who takes the time to understand your needs and delivers personalized solutions. Whether you're buying your first home, selling for top dollar, relocating to the Northern Virginia area, or looking for a strategic investment, Johnny's unmatched experience ensures you will have a smooth, successful real estate experience. You can trust that you'll receive dedicated, expert service directly from him throughout your partnership with him. Johnny is a committed to managing all aspects of your real estate journey personally, ensuring you benefit from my experience and dedication. Get in Touch Whether you're looking to buy a home in Northern Virginia, sell for top dollar in Prince William County, relocate, or invest in real estate, connect with Johnny Sarkis today and experience real estate done right.
    OTHER LANGUAGES
    English
    Community Involvement
    Local business spotlights: Feature and promote local businesses on your social media or blog, creating a network of mutual support.Investment property seminars: Offer sessions on real estate investing basics for local residents interested in building wealth through property.
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Beyond his thriving real estate career, Johnny Sarkis is an avid outdoorsman . He enjoys perfecting his swing on the golf course, hitting the slopes for some exhilarating skiing, and exploring scenic trails through walking, jogging, and mountain climbing. A passionate traveler, Johnny loves discovering new destinations and cultures, which fuels his drive for connecting with people from all walks of life. These hobbies not only keep him energized and balanced but also reflect his adventurous spirit.
    FAMILY
    Johnny is deeply rooted in his community. A proud husband and father, Johnny finds inspiration in his supportive wife and accomplished children--Michael, a George Mason University graduate, and Makayla, a Virginia Tech alum, both thriving at Salesforce. Johnny's personal and professional journeys fuel his passion for delivering exceptional service and building lasting relationships. Ready to work with a real estate professional who truly understands your needs? Reach out to Johnny Sarkis today!
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Virginia - # 0225167755

    Specialties

    • Buyer's Agent
    • Commercial Properties
    • First Time Home Buyers
    • Foreclosure specialist
    • Investment Properties
    • Listing Agent
    • Luxury Specialist
    • Military/Veterans
    • New Construction
    • Probate & Trust Sales
    • Relocation
    • Rentals
    • Resale Homes
    • Residential Real Estate

    Awards

    • FastExpert 2025 Five Star Agent Award badge

    Other Awards

    Lifetme Top Producer, Chairman' s Club Hall of Fame, Centurion Award Winner and masters Club.

    Answered Questions

    Is the seller responsible for a major expense ?

    I recommend that you consult with an Attorney for a definitive answer.

    Answered by Johnny Sarkis | Salem, OR, USA | 1994 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    If I sell my home, will my boyfriend receive part of the sale?

    Because your situation involves title rights, a quitclaim deed, and loan obligations, it's a legal question that's state-specific. To get a reliable answer, you'll want to speak with a licensed real estate attorney in your state.

    Answered by Johnny Sarkis | | 1836 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    Will private listing hurt my sale?

    A private listing can be useful for specific situations (privacy concerns, high-end luxury homes, or testing pricing strategy). But for most sellers, maximum exposure equals maximum value. The MLS and open marketing typically create more demand and stronger offers, which translates to more money in your pocket.

    Answered by Johnny Sarkis | Nashville, TN, USA | 885 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    Earnest money at closing?

    In a typical real estate transaction, the buyer does not receive their earnest money back as a separate check after closing. Instead, this "good faith" deposit is applied as a credit towards the total amount of money the buyer needs to bring to the closing table. This means it directly reduces your out-of-pocket expenses for the down payment and closing costs. Exception if Purchaser defaults, and Seller is awarded escrow.

    Answered by Johnny Sarkis | Pueblo | 2111 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago
    Does a bedroom have to have a closet to be a bedroom?

    There is no universal rule across the U.S. Building codes vary by county/local jurisdiction. Most define a bedroom by minimum size, means of egress (usually a window for fire escape), and sometimes ceiling height. Appraisal & lending standards sometimes they expect a closet to count it as a bedroom for valuation purposes, even if the code does not require it.

    Answered by Johnny Sarkis | Orlando fl | 2739 Views | Working With an Agent | 1 year ago

    Contact Information

    Location

    Prince William ParkwayWoodbridge, VA, 22191

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