Julie Ferullo

One sentence about your real estate career (length, awards, accomplishments): I have been a realtor for over 6 years and have thoroughly enjoyed helping and developing long-lasting relationships with my clients.

Who Inspires you and why?  There are many that inspire me.  I have listed two of my favorites in response to the next question.  The Dalai Lama, Mya Angelou, Eckhardt Tolle.  I can't choose one over the other. Reading from each of these favorites grounds me and gives me insights into both the world and myself.

Favorite Quote:  "Every day I awaken I am grateful. My intent is to be totally present on that day. And laugh as much as possible." - Maya Angelou it is very important to generate a good attitude, a good heart, as much as possible. From this, happiness in both the short term and the long term for both yourself and others will come. - Dalai Lama

Best advice ever received and from whom:  "Just put one foot in front of the other, keep doing the next right thing, and everything will work out the way that it should."  - Al Ferullo, My Dad

Favorite historic building or town: Boston!  The Freedom Trail offers so much history.  The architecture in the city is so interesting. There are so many things to do and places to see.

Favorite book: Gone with the Wind is my all-time favorite book.  It draws you in with the characters, setting, drama, and some laughs.

What is the best part of your job? Helping people as they transition to the next chapter in their lives. Alleviating the stress that clients have when they purchase or sell a new home

Three Lifestyle Tips: Get outside and spend time in nature; Drink lots of water; Move or exercise every day.

As your company continues to grow, what are you most excited about? Being able to incorporate new ideas and strategies that will help my clients.

Your funniest real estate story: We had a client that was a bit superstitious.  She and her husband had moved out of state before closing on the sale of her home.  On the morning of the walk-thru, she called and said she had left something at the house and asked if we could grab it before we closed and mail it back to her.  Of course, we agreed.  She then told us that it was the St. Joseph statue that she had buried in her yard when she had listed the house.  The closing was in an hour and she explained it was under a tree in the front yard.  With an overabundance of trees, she tried to direct us to the statue.  There were no shovels or anything to dig.  With heels on and dress clothes, my partner dug up the statue and made it to the closing just in time, dirty fingernails, and all!

 What most people would be surprised to know about you: That I am an introvert.  I am also a "people person", but I recharge by being alone.