Renee Mankoff has been involved in the real estate industry since 1994. She is currently an Associate Broker/REALTOR(r), with Long and Foster Real Estate. Her experience during her career in real estate includes having been recognized for her achievements as a member of the Weichert REALTORS(r) President's Club for 4 consecutive years prior to moving to Long & Foster in mid-2015. Since joining Long and Foster, Renee has been a top producer & member of the Gold Team, a trainer and mentor. Prior to becoming a REALTOR(r) and working with residential buyers & sellers, Renee spent 16 years in Commercial Real Estate Finance. "My experience in real estate finance gives me the ability to answer my clients' questions about financing and talk with them about payment differences based on price. This streamlines the home-buying process when they can target the right types of homes for their budget. I'm committed to providing outstanding customer service through excellent communication with everyone involved in the transaction, and through effective negotiation on behalf on my clients. As a top producing REALTOR(r), Renee is hands on, managing her transactions, communicating with clients, negotiating and marketing. "Keeping transactions moving smoothly involves anticipating potential problems and having workable solutions at my fingertips. No two days are alike & no two transactions are the same. I love what I do & my loyal clients are the greatest reward. Renee is a member of the National Association of REALTORS(r), Maryland REALTORS(r) & The Howard County Association of REALTORS(r). Since becoming a REALTOR(r), she has served as a Director, Secretary, and as President of the Board of Directors for HCAR as well as having served for 2 years on the Board of Directors for Maryland REALTORS(r) and their Executive Board. She has also served as a Board Member for HopeWorks, a Howard County non-profit serving the community. "Giving back to the community is a priority of mine. It keeps me engaged and provides purpose to what I do every day."