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James Dunn, Realtor Looking to buy and/or sell a home? Let me help and guide you through the roller coaster ride that is real estate!

James Dunn Team: Your Trusted Real Estate Professionals for Lancaster County and Beyond! Meet James & Cindy Dunn, dedicated Realtors with a passion for serving the Lancaster County and surrounding areas since 2004. With over 40 years of residency in Lancaster County, James & Cindy bring a deep understanding of the local real estate market, making them your go-to expert for all your real estate needs. In addition to their professional achievements, James & Cindy are devoted to their family. Married for over 25 years with two boys, they reside in the Lititz area. They are not just Realtors; they are active members of the community, former coach of youth sports in the Hempfield School District, volunteering at their son's schools and participating in various local initiatives. One of the most notable aspects of James & Cindy's community involvement is the annual Golf Outing Fundraiser for the Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital. Since its inception in 2010, this event has raised and donated over $140,000 to the hospital, showcasing their commitment to making a positive impact beyond real estate. As seasoned Realtors, James & Cindy work with a diverse clientele, including first-time home buyers, individuals looking to upgrade or downsize, investors, and those relocating to or from the area. Their years of experience and keen attention to detail make them an invaluable asset in navigating the complexities of the real estate process. Whether you're buying or selling a home, James & Cindy are here to ensure that the DEAL GETS DUNN! Their personalized approach, combined with a wealth of local knowledge and a track record of success, makes them the ideal partner for all your real estate endeavors. Don't leave your real estate journey to chance—call James & Cindy to get the Job DUNN!

You picture the keys. But what happens after an offer is accepted?Think deadlines, inspections if allowed, lender reques...
10/16/2026

You picture the keys. But what happens after an offer is accepted?

Think deadlines, inspections if allowed, lender requests, verified funds, then the final check. Save these steps as a starting point, not a fixed timeline.
We help Lancaster County buyers make sense of what their own agreement calls for.

For help understanding your next steps in a Lancaster County purchase, Contact Us

5 CONESTOGA MANOR in Leola, offered at $104,900.3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1,152 square feet in Conestoga Manor Mobile...
10/14/2026

5 CONESTOGA MANOR in Leola, offered at $104,900.

3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1,152 square feet in Conestoga Manor Mobile Home Park. A spacious living and dining area, gas cooking and a covered front deck offer practical everyday space. Before buying, confirm lot rent, community approval and rules, included services, financing options and total monthly costs.

Use the link in bio to Contact Us for current availability, full details, and a showing.

An end-unit townhome in East Petersburg, offered at $350,000.6486 LINCOLN COURT has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1 half ...
10/12/2026

An end-unit townhome in East Petersburg, offered at $350,000.

6486 LINCOLN COURT has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1 half bath, with hardwood flooring in the living and family room areas. The eat-in kitchen has a breakfast bar, and the 26' x 12' deck adds room outside. Located in Hempfield School District.

Contact Us via the link in bio for current availability and a showing.

Just Sold: 108 TICONDEROGA ROAD, East Petersburg.Sold September 30, 2026. This 3-bedroom, 3-bath home in Traditions of A...
10/09/2026

Just Sold: 108 TICONDEROGA ROAD, East Petersburg.

Sold September 30, 2026. This 3-bedroom, 3-bath home in Traditions of America at East Petersburg paired wood beams and custom office built-ins with a quartz kitchen island and a stone fireplace. We're happy to celebrate this closing milestone.

Planning a Lancaster County move, even if it's a little way off? Contact us through the link in bio. We're here to help you think it through.

The sale price is only part of the math.Before you make the next housing decision, estimate the buckets that shape your ...
10/07/2026

The sale price is only part of the math.

Before you make the next housing decision, estimate the buckets that shape your likely net: repairs and touch-ups, staging and cleaning, moving or storage, local resale requirements where they apply, inspection repairs or buyer credits, and closing costs like transfer tax, commission, and payoff-related fees. Exact costs vary by home, municipality, contract, and service provider.

If you're thinking about selling, contact us for a property-specific selling plan and estimated net sheet.

Ever notice how the house finds its weak spots the week it gets cold?These 6 checks help you catch the easy stuff before...
10/05/2026

Ever notice how the house finds its weak spots the week it gets cold?

These 6 checks help you catch the easy stuff before Lancaster County temperatures drop. Start with heat, drainage, seals, plumbing, and the roofline, and call a qualified local pro when something looks off. Around here, we like tackling these before the first real cold stretch and before service calendars fill up.

Save this checklist for your next free weekend, and if a move is part of your fall or winter plans, reach out to us.

Two houses can feel the same on tour and work very differently behind the scenes.Well and septic versus public water and...
10/02/2026

Two houses can feel the same on tour and work very differently behind the scenes.

Well and septic versus public water and sewer is not about good or bad. It is about knowing where maintenance lives, what records to ask for, and when extra testing may matter. If you are touring now, add the utility setup to your notes so you can compare the full picture. Around Lancaster County, that can change fast from town streets to suburban neighborhoods to rural roads.

If you want, we can help you weigh those tradeoffs before you offer.

09/30/2026

Lancaster County, PA really does give you a little bit of everything. You can live right in the city, in a neighborhood close to everything, or head just a few miles out and be surrounded by farmland and beautiful countryside. We have Amish country, great restaurants, local shops, outlets and malls, farmers markets, history everywhere you turn, and plenty to do without giving up that small-town feel. More than 500,000 people already call Lancaster County home, and it’s easy to see why. I’ve lived here all my life and I’m still discovering new things to do. If you’re considering relocating, let’s chat! James & Cindy Dunn Cindy Dunn 717-341-5793 Iron Valley Real Estate of Lancaster

Fun Fact Friday…Lancaster County, PA was the birthplace of the Conestoga wagon around the 1750’s. Some even think the s...
09/25/2026

Fun Fact Friday…
Lancaster County, PA was the birthplace of the Conestoga wagon around the 1750’s. Some even think the slang “stogies” for ci**rs came from cheap ci**rs smoked by the drivers of the wagons. Be in the know!

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1834 Oregon Pike
Lancaster, PA
17601

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