About Us
I have loved helping thousands of buyers and sellers make their moves throughout my 30+ years in the real estate business. For those experienced clients, I will be their guide for all the new and updated real estate and financial procedures/regulations. For the first-time home buyers, I will guide them through the entire process from start to finish. I always make myself available to answer my client's questions and strive to give them the best possible service they could expect. My legal background has always been a great asset to my business, and I've made many new and long-lasting friends throughout my career. I have numerous designations, including being a Listing Specialist, an Accredited Buyer Representative, a Relocation Specialist, a Certified Distressed Property Expert, as well as a Senior Real Estate Specialist. I enjoy presenting my aggressive and thorough marketing plan, as well as helping my sellers decide what the best possible listing price should be. BUYING OR SELLING? BETTER CALL BONNIE!
How We Got Started
A friend of mine told me that I would be a good realtor because of my bubbly personality and genuine love for people. The fact that I loved interior decorating and was not set on any career at the time made me decide to take the classes and get my license. The rest is history..........still loving it after all these years!
The products and services we offer
Products & Services
BUYING OR SELLING? BETTER GET BONNIE!
Do you have any clients who are looking to sell and/or buy a new home? Please send them in my direction...
BUYING OR SELLING? BETTER GET BONNIE!
BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR gives her clients the best choices of mortgage originators to assist them in f...
BUYING OR SELLING? BETTER CALL BONNIE!
BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR has a good reputation in getting the job done. She puts her education, exp...
Recommendations Given (186)
"Several of my clients in the Morgantown area have used this company and were very pleased."
"Diane is an excellent and experienced realtor and appraiser."
Recent Activity
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on June 12, 2020
In my opinion, the demand for buying is higher......we are still in a state of low inventory. Homes that come on the market are selling extremely fast with multiple offers being presented. If our buyers do not jump on a property right away, it is gone within a matter of days....especially if it...
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In my opinion, the demand for buying is higher......we are still in a state of low inventory. Homes that come on the market are selling extremely fast with multiple offers being presented. If our buyers do not jump on a property right away, it is gone within a matter of days....especially if it is a good listing in a good location. I am not sure where we are going to end up with appraisals, as buyers are offering over asking price to get the properties. In the last 2 weeks, I've listed and sold five properties within days, and all of the offers were asking price or over. I have already negotiated out one appraisal issue and the transaction remains in tact, but I will say that appraiser was totally off! As far as rentals, I am seeing signs around my home turf that are still up. If a consumer has great credit and a steady job, this is the ideal time to buy.........you just have to be a little patient! I believe the Fed will keep interest rates low for quite a while due to our current economic situation as a whole.
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on April 24, 2020
The Reading Eagle has given us discounts to continue advertising! We certainly appreciate it. Another vendor, ExpressCopy, is currently giving a 60% discount on our postcards. Everyone is trying to do their best to keep some income coming in. Unfortunately, we (agents) are not allowed to do...
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The Reading Eagle has given us discounts to continue advertising! We certainly appreciate it. Another vendor, ExpressCopy, is currently giving a 60% discount on our postcards. Everyone is trying to do their best to keep some income coming in. Unfortunately, we (agents) are not allowed to do anything, except virtually.........I would welcome being able to go back to work (of course, staying within guidelines given to us to adhere to). I just don't understand why liquor stores are now allowed to sell their products and real estate agents are not.......this just doesn't seem right. People need homes........is that not life essential?!
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on March 27, 2020
Updating my data base! I need to remove people; add people and edit the people I already have in it. My office just moved to a new CRM platform and this has to be accomplished. I have spent the entire week keeping my clients informed of what is happening with the CORONA-19 issue and how we can...
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Updating my data base! I need to remove people; add people and edit the people I already have in it. My office just moved to a new CRM platform and this has to be accomplished. I have spent the entire week keeping my clients informed of what is happening with the CORONA-19 issue and how we can still help with their real estate needs/closings, etc. I think I can breathe now!
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on March 13, 2020
I found my bookkeeper many years ago and still have her. My need was to save my time to further my business and have more time to spend on my clients and their needs. A lot of accounting firms offer this service. Quickbooks is an excellent way to keep track of all of your expenses/income,...
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I found my bookkeeper many years ago and still have her. My need was to save my time to further my business and have more time to spend on my clients and their needs. A lot of accounting firms offer this service. Quickbooks is an excellent way to keep track of all of your expenses/income, etc. She simply sends a link to my accountant at the end of the year.........simple and efficient.
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on November 15, 2019
I chose mine for a variety of reasons: local; in business for a long time; reputable; affordable...……..I trust him! Some of the larger companies have been caught in reporting there was damage or they saw activity just to get another job...…...I will never use them. Asking realtors (like me) ...
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I chose mine for a variety of reasons: local; in business for a long time; reputable; affordable...……..I trust him! Some of the larger companies have been caught in reporting there was damage or they saw activity just to get another job...…...I will never use them. Asking realtors (like me) is probably one of the best ways to find a reputable company.
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on October 06, 2019
Of course...….you should show them the way to work out their issues and get pre-approved in the future. Meet with them and one of your mortgage originator affiliates to show them how to do it. Keep in touch with them on a regular basis to let them know you haven't forgotten about them, as well...
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Of course...….you should show them the way to work out their issues and get pre-approved in the future. Meet with them and one of your mortgage originator affiliates to show them how to do it. Keep in touch with them on a regular basis to let them know you haven't forgotten about them, as well as to see if they have any further questions. They eventually will be able to buy...….and, they will buy with you if you help them!
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on September 28, 2019
I am not a believer in open houses. I rarely do open houses, as I feel it is not a good way to spend my seller's time and my time; and, in addition, it is dangerous for any woman to hold an open house alone. I do not want to ask my husband, my friends or my co-workers to attend an open house...
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I am not a believer in open houses. I rarely do open houses, as I feel it is not a good way to spend my seller's time and my time; and, in addition, it is dangerous for any woman to hold an open house alone. I do not want to ask my husband, my friends or my co-workers to attend an open house with me either. If you market the home effectively with the more modern ways, you will get activity and find your buyer. When I first started my career, I did open houses at least 3 out of 4 Sundays a month...….rarely did I find the buyer for the home I was holding open. I did get more business from people coming through the open houses and that is the main reason I did them. As the years went by and my business increased, I noticed the decrease in good activity at open houses......buyers can see the home inside and out on the internet in today's world and can determine from this whether or not they are interested in any home. I feel that any buyer who is a ready, willing and able buyer will go see any home they have interest in with their buyer's agent...….many people that come to open houses are not serious buyers and are not even looking to make a move...…...they are coming for decorating ideas or the home looked interesting to them and they didn't have any other plans for the day, etc. In my opinion, the only real need for open houses is if you are representing a builder who is developing a new subdivision and has built a model home for prospective buyers to view.
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on September 24, 2019
Snakes crawling around a huge enclosure...…..scared us to death!
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Snakes crawling around a huge enclosure...…..scared us to death!
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on September 20, 2019
You simply need to get comfortable with it BEFORE trying to do a walk-through of a listed home. And, if you do make a mistake, just laugh at yourself and treat it lightly.
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You simply need to get comfortable with it BEFORE trying to do a walk-through of a listed home. And, if you do make a mistake, just laugh at yourself and treat it lightly.
Bonnie from BONNIE ESHELMAN, REALTOR, Member of the Kevin Snyder Sales Team Answered this on August 23, 2019
I would suggest my clients get at least two opinions of the condition of the roof by qualified roofing contractors and move forward accordingly after doing their due diligence.
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I would suggest my clients get at least two opinions of the condition of the roof by qualified roofing contractors and move forward accordingly after doing their due diligence.
