Deborah Rutter, Lesbian Charlottesville Real Estate Agent

As a local, full-time broker in central Virginia, I excel in helping buyer and sellers of residential Virginia real estate make solid, smart choices to meet their needs with myth-busting insight and stealth negotiation.

My hallmark is education throughout the process so that each decision you make is informed, not just guessing and hoping. My ability to help you understand the negotiating process begins from day-one, so that you are always preparing yourself for the best deal possible.

In an addition to educating you, I do more than the minimum when I comes to my own continuing education. I am constantly scouring for ways to add more to my knowledge base so my clients get better outcomes.

If you're looking for an agent who understands you and the unique situations, fears, hopes and challenges you bring to the table, I can help, not just as a broker, but as a community member.

About Gay/Lesbian Charlottesville

Beautiful Charlottesville and Albemarle are home to Thomas Jefferson and his ideas, and the esteemed University of Virginia, welcomes you!

Living here is like being in a much bigger city in terms of cultural opportunities, access to world-class medical and financial services, but with varieties of opinions and viewpoints not usually found in a small town.

The University of Virginia is not just the largest employer, but anchors this communitya's identity as a place of learning where a variety of viewpoints can be expressed and lived out, and is often named one of the top two public universities in the country. Our public school system is known for turning out bright, engaged students, and there is no shortage of private options within a 20 mile radius of Charlottesville.

Our climate and surrounding countryside, mild winters and long spring and summers create for many people the ideal combination. We have a thriving local food movement, the 7th largest wine-growing region in the country, and a growing season that rivals our neighbors to the south, but with cooler weather.

Charlottesville airport flies to a number of major east-coast cities, a commuter train runs into DC daily, and our proximity to I-95 for north/south travel and I-64 for east/west travel means we are nicely suited to getting you where you need to go.

Contact me to find out more about living in Charlottesville or central Virginia, and discuss if it's right for you!

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