Robert Garcia Top real estate agent in Rockville

Robert Garcia

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23 Years of Experience
(155)
$0
Total Sales Last Year
23
Years of Experience
59
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$693.9K
Average Price Point

    About Robert Garcia

    As a seasoned real estate professional, I understand the unique aspirations and concerns of those moving to the vibrant communities of Montgomery County, Maryland, as well as those in the bustling hubs of Washington DC and Northern Virginia. Whether you are a first-time buyer dreaming of a new start, a family seeking more space, or a seller aiming to transition to your next chapter, I am here to guide you through each step. With over 18 years of dedicated experience in the real estate industry, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise. My journey in real estate has equipped me with the skills to negotiate and close transactions with efficiency, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for my clients. My commitment to this craft is unwavering, and it's a passion I pursue full-time, ensuring you always receive my undivided attention and expertise. Understanding the local market dynamics of Montgomery County and its neighboring areas is crucial, and my deep-rooted knowledge of current home values positions me uniquely to benefit both buyers and sellers. For sellers, my innovative marketing plan is not just a strategy but a promise of results, designed to prepare your house to sell for top dollar. My approach is personalized, targeting the right audience to ensure your property stands out in the market. My focus is on making your real estate experience as stress-free and enjoyable as possible. From preparing your home for sale to navigating the complexities of buying in a competitive market, I am here to provide comprehensive support. My approach is centered around your needs, whether it's finding your dream home in the scenic neighborhoods of Montgomery County or showcasing your property's unique appeal to potential buyers. Let's embark on this journey together - with my guidance, your real estate goals in Montgomery County, Washington DC, and Northern Virginia are within reach. Contact me today to start crafting your success story in real estate!
    OTHER LANGUAGES
    Spanish
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Soccer, reading, and outdoors activities.
    FAMILY
    Married with two kids.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - Maryland - # 584482
    Designation

    Smart Home

    Real Estate Investing

    Seniors Real Estate Specialist

    CDPE (Certified Distressed PropertyExpert)

    Licensed Realtor

    REALTOR

    Specialties

    • Buyers
    • Sellers
    • Rentals
    • Residential Property
    • Mobile Homes

    Montgomery, PG, & Fredrick Counties.

    Awards

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      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Gaithersburg, MD

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      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Potomac, MD

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      2026

      TOP AGENT

      Poolesville, MD

    Other Awards

    Washingtonian Magazine Best Agent 2019 and 2020

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    FAQ

    Answered Questions

    Divorce selling - husband being difficult

    a Realtor can help operationallyaEUR"but we cannot override a court order or force cooperation. This is already a legal enforcement issue, not a marketing problem. Here's the reality you need to understand: If a judge ordered the sale, both parties are legally obligated to cooperate. Your husband blocking access (cleaning, photos, showings) is not just " being difficultaEUR?aEUR"it can be considered non-compliance with a court order.

    Answered by Robert Garcia | St. Augustine, FL, USA | 29 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
    Should I take cash or higher loan offer?

    Go back and ask the cash offer to meet you in the middle.

    Answered by Robert Garcia | Columbus, GA, USA | 29 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
    Interest rates

    A mortgage interest rate buydown is a financing strategy where you (or someone on your behalf) pay money upfront to reduce the interest rate on a home loanaEUR"either temporarily or permanently. If you're thinking like an operator, here's the clean breakdown: 1) Permanent Buydown (Discount Points) You pay upfront at closing to lower the rate for the entire life of the loan. Example: Pay 1 point (1% of the loan amount) a+' reduce rate ~0.25% (varies by lender) Outcome: Lower monthly payment for 30 years This is a math decision, not an emotional one: If you're not holding the property long enough, you lose money You need to calculate the break-even point (how many months until savings exceed upfront cost)

    Answered by Robert Garcia | New Jersey, USA | 21 Views | Working With an Agent | 5 days ago
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    Contact Information

    Location

    795 Rockville PikeRockville, MD, 20852

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