Julie Meany

I’ve always been interested in the decisions behind the numbers -- the why behind what people buy, save, spend, and ultimately do with their money and their lives.  

Before becoming a real estate agent, I spent more than 20 years as a financial advisor and owner of the practice.  I helped clients make major financial decisions like buying homes, paying for college, investing, and retirement. The part I valued most was the relationships.  Many of my client relationships lasted 20 years or more. That kind of trust doesn’t come from a transaction. It comes from listening, being dependable, and showing up when people need you.

That’s how I approach real estate, too.  Buying or selling a home is about more than the house. It’s tied to finances, family, work, lifestyle, and what comes next. My background helps me coach clients on seeing the bigger picture.  My goal is to be the agent people trust, call again, and feel comfortable referring to someone they care about.  The transaction matters. The long term relationship matters the most.