LAS VEGAS NEVADA REALTOR® SHERRY STROTHERS EARNS HER MILITARY RELOCATION PROFESSIONAL (MRP) CERTIFICATION

I want our veterans, active duty and their family members to know that I am qualified to help them from start to finish. “

– Sherry Strothers

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, USA, July 20, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Sherry Strothers is an extremely intelligent, serious, honest, and compassionate real estate agent at Wardley Real Estate in Las Vegas, Nevada. She is also a highly decorated United States Navy veteran and comes from a family of military veterans.

Sherry was born in Chicago, Illinois. She enlisted in the Navy and completed basic training at Recruit Training Command in Orlando, Florida. Her first post was Jacksonville, Florida, where she worked with Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron One (HS-1) before moving to Norfolk, Virginia, where she was on the USS Emory S. Land (AS-39), the helicopter Anti-submarine squadron Light Three Zero (HSL-30) and the USS Hunley (AS-31)

Sherry was then reassigned to a new duty station in Arlington, Virginia, where she worked in the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Headquarters in Washington, DC before being assigned to the Navy Recruiting District in Philadelphia. She then moved to the Navy Security Force Detachment in Agana, Guam. She says, “Guam was amazing! There are miles of pristine beaches with warm, tropical air, but it’s so isolated and very small. You can drive from one end of the island to the other in an hour. It’s also a big tourist destination and I found the people very nice and friendly. ”The customer review has been automatically translated from German.

Sherry was then transferred to Coronado, California, where she worked on Special Boat Team Twelve (SB-12), where she won the Navy’s Vice Chief of Naval Operations Shore Activities Sailor of the Year. She was then promoted to chief petty officer and then chief warrant officer 2. She was then transferred back to Virginia, where she was assigned to the Seal Delivery Vehicle Team (SDVT-2) in Little Creek. She then returned to California to work at the Spawar Systems Center Pacific (SSPAC) in Point Loma, then with the Helicopter Anti-Submarine Submarines Squadron Light Four-Nine (HSL-49) in the North Island, then on to Hawaii for the Naval Special Warfare Group Three (NSWG-3), then back to Coronado, California back to Special Boat Team Twelve (SB-12), where she retired in 2016.

Sherry says, “Being in the Navy has been a great experience for me. I have learned so much and worked hard to surpass every command that has been assigned to me. I was always eager to learn and gave 100% in everything I did. I appreciate it when people say, “Thank you for your service,” but the truth is the Navy gave me everything and I thank the Navy for not giving up on me. ”

After retiring from the Navy, she wasn’t sure what to do. However, during the Covid lockdown, she decided to venture into the real estate space. She says: “I find my greatest joy in service and real estate will enable me to continue to do so. It takes determination, negotiating skills, a winning personality, integrity, attention to detail, self-motivation, and strong communication skills. These are all the things I’ve had throughout my military career, so it was a natural transition that this was my second career. “

Sherry lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada, a thriving community. It is home to Nellis Air Force Base and Creech Air Force Base and is home to over 10,000 veterans. While the pandemic is still causing disruption to businesses (casinos, hotels, restaurants, etc.), there is no downturn in the resale housing market in southern Nevada. The market has recovered and reached new heights this year. In fact, the Las Vegas housing market is among the cities showing the most signs of positive recovery from the pandemic.

Sherry says, “It was a bit of a hassle at the moment to find a secure footing because we’re not sure where we’re going, but that’s how I learn. I know all of my hard work will pay off at the end of the way. The market is challenging and exciting at the same time and it is extremely important to me that I give my customers 100%. I know people trust their brokers, and I want them to know that they can trust me, that I will lead them in the right direction. When it comes to military veterans, it is imperative that they work with a real estate agent who not only understands their lifestyle, but also knows the pros and cons of the VA loan. This is one of the reasons I got my Military Relocation (MRP) certification. I wanted the veterans, active duty, and their families to know that I was qualified to help them from start to finish. “

Sherry always loves the influx of people who move to Las Vegas every year. She says, “Vegas is an amazing place to live and work. It’s a 24-hour city with great casinos, restaurants, and entertainment, but we also have wonderful communities, schools, and lifestyles unrelated to the Las Vegas Strip. Here in Las Vegas, Nevada, there are many opportunities for people to create the life they want to live! ”

Aside from the city of Las Vegas, sherry works in the surrounding communities too; North Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Sunrise Mountain, Mount Charleston, Blue Diamond, Indian Springs and Boulder City.

For more information on ‘military friendly’ real estate agent Sherry Strothers please visit these key websites:

https://sherrystrothers.wardleyre.com/

https://m.facebook.com/issellhomeslasvegas/

Media contact:
Sherry Strothers
(702) 812-3273
Wardley Real Estate MBA MRP CMS
Lic # S.0193364
sherry.strothers@gmail.com

Sherry Strothers
Wardley real estate
+1 702-812-3273
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