Sheri McCann, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent

Jan 19, 2024


Channeling her passion into assisting clients in the Virginia real estate market, Sheri strives to exceed real estate goals and go beyond client expectations.


New York City, New York Jan 19, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Sheri brings an impressive 21 years of experience in the real estate industry to her role at Sheri Collins Real Estate/Napier ERA.

As a Richmond native, she possesses comprehensive knowledge of the entire RVA area and collaborates seamlessly with lenders, vendors, attorneys, and contractors to guide clients through every stage of the process. Whether they are navigating their first home purchase or sale, delving into investment properties, downsizing, or undergoing a military relocation, Sheri is dedicated to working efficiently and maintaining regular communication to ensure a seamless experience.

Coming from a long line of military veterans, she has actively contributed to her veteran community through various volunteer roles and holds a special passion for assisting military families on their home journey.

A relocation and distinctive property specialist, Sheri prides herself in providing a hands-on home journey, whether it be locally or for those moving from out of state. As an Ambassador in a new construction community, she brings extensive expertise in negotiations, design, staging, and post-closure procedures, coupled with a wealth of experience in investment properties.

Highly regarded for her exceptional customer service and profound business acumen,  Sheri remains committed to valuing each transaction and cherishing the wealth of knowledge she acquires and shares with her clients. These transactions not only provide financial security but also bring about life-changing experiences. 

Taking pride in going beyond the role of a realtor, Sheri becomes a friend, resource, and business ally to her clients. They trust her to provide guidance, and she finds joy in maintaining connections and cultivating long-term relationships. Even when clients relocate, Sheri continues to enjoy staying in touch and working with them as 'clients for life.'

Among her professional affiliations, she is an esteemed member of the National Association of REALTORS®, the Virginia Association of REALTORS®, and the Richmond Association of REALTORS®. In addition, she holds designations as an Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR), Cartus Relocation Certified Agent, and USAA & NFCU Preferred Agent.

Outside of real estate, Sheri enjoys spending time with her family and engaging in sports like tennis, pickleball, bocce, and cornhole. She frequents the gym at ACAC, actively participates in community and church activities with HOPE, volunteers, and relishes time with friends and neighbors in her community, MOSAIC in Goochland.

Learn More about Sheri McCann:

Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2121053, through ERA Real Estate, https://www.era.com/va/glen-allen/agents/sheri-collins/aid-P00200000FDdt8b88ggeLVcdUeHnpF4Bgn5y3lgQ or through her website, http://www.shericollinssellshomes.com/

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