Sometimes you have to leave your life to find yourself again.

Her children are grown and gone, her husband is more marr. After more than a dozen moves in twenty-five years of marriage, Joanna Harrison is lonely and tired of being a corporate wife.

“I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.Sometimes you have to leave your life to find yourself again. Her mother, Angie Abromitis, retired at nearly 80 years young.“Real estate is in our blood,” Maryann says. In addition, another brother, sister, niece, and mother have all worked alongside her over the years. Her brother John and his wife Linda took over CENTURY 21 North Warren Realty in the early ‘80’s. She is now the author of 3 novels, which include So Happy Together and The Book Lover, and continues to sell real estate full-time.“Real estate and writing have been perfect companions for me, as one gives me the excitement and people contact I love, not to mention the rewards of helping my clients make their dreams come true, while the other indulges my creative side,” she explains. Maryann is part of a prominent and successful real estate family. She wrote her first novel, The Richest Season, which chronicles the journey of a corporate family, while working as a full-time realtor.

She became an internationally published bestselling author. In 2007, another of Maryann’s dreams came true. That is a realtor’s dream,” according to Maryann. “I am so fortunate that in my thirty years in this career I have so many happy clients that I have consistent repeats and referrals from those satisfied buyers and sellers. I want to find that perfect home for my buyers, or determine and attain the best sales price for my sellers.”īecause of her honesty, caring, and dedication, Maryann has consistently been one of the top producers not just in the office, but in Northwest New Jersey. “In addition, I educate my clients about the latest sales trends and prices in their area. it’s a passion,” explains broker and owner John Abromitis.īuying or selling a home is one of the biggest life challenges that people face and my goal is to make it as stress-free, rewarding, and yes, even a bit of fun, as possible,” Maryann adds. “Real estate is not just a job for Maryann. Thirty years ago, Maryann Abromitis McFadden adopted the slogan “No one works harder, no one cares more,” and she has proven it true every single year on the job.

The Richest Season by Maryann McFadden