Carol Cusano is praised by clients for her honets guidance, thorough service, and exceptional results as a caring, savvy real estate professional. Specializing in the Greater New Haven area and the entire shoreline market area where she has lived since 1971, she is an expert at navigating clients through each step of the real estate process.

As one happy client put it, "I've worked with many realtors and you've simply been the best! Your knowledge of the market and adherence to my requirements regarding features and finances greatly expedited my long distance search for a home in Connecticut. That you were always available and stayed by me until closing was also much appreciated."

Carol's success with her clients stems from her strong belief in always being prepared to accomplish anything in life. It is this philosophy that has guided her to her chosen paths of business from her work in mortgage banking in financing and management, to her years as a real estate paralegal for a major New Haven law firm.

Her understanding of real estate combined with exceptional knowledge as a lifelong New Haven area resident gives Carol a distinct edge as the realtor of choice for anyone looking for a home in the Greater New Haven Area, including the Yale and Quinnipiac communities, as well as the shoreline neighborhoods in the towns of East Haven, Branford, Guilford, Madison, Clinton Westbrook and Old Saybrook.

As a member of the Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council, Carol holds a professional designation as an Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR), a member of the National Assoc. of Realtors, the Connecticut Asssoc. of Realtors, and the Middlesex Shoreline Assoc. of Realtors. She is a member of the Board of Directors for the Branford Chamber of Commerce, and is presently serving as a member of the Board of Assessment Appeals for the Town of Guilford. Carol was named Volunteer of the Year for the Branford Chamber of Commerce and is a recipient of the William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty Gold Star Award.

Languages:

English