Hello from the beautiful Southern Delaware beaches. Thanks for visiting my website. Wayne specializes in the Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island and surrounding areas. Living and playing along the shores and bays surrounding my home, it is easy for me to share the beauty of lifestyle. I specialize and have years of experience in waterfront properties, retirement homes, like-kind exchanges, investment and income producing properties.

Wayne's credentials

• Consistently ranked in Long & Foster's High Volume Sales Awards.
• Ranked in the Top 1% of all Realtors
  Nationally (based on an income survey by the
  National Association of Realtors).
• Competent, helpful personal staff to assure you good service.
• Outstanding Service Award recipient.
• Wayne is a graduate of the Ohio State
• University and the Floyd Wickman Sales Academy.
• Your Realtor in the Bethany Beach Area

I hope you will allow me to help you realize your dream of owning at the beach. And please remember, I happily cooperate and can help you with any broker's listing. My goal is to make sure that each of my clients receive pleasant, competent and successful representation. My motto is "Good Service, Pure & Simple." I hope to be hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Wayne
800-844-9151

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