A fifth-generation Eastern Shore native, Daphne brings unmatched local insight, deep community roots, and a warm, client-first approach to real estate across Talbot County and the Mid Shore region. Daphne Cawley - Associate Broker, is a native to the Eastern Shore and brings with her many years of experience in residential and commercial real estate sales, marketing, and management. Daphne attended the University of Maryland and holds a Bachelors Degree in Management and Marketing. Licensed as an Associate Broker. One of her most recent attributes include Graduate of the Real Estate Institute. She has also received many top producers awards throughout her real estate profession. Daphne's community experiences include involvement with the National Association of Realtors, Maryland Association of Realtors, Mid Shore Board of Realtors, MD Chamber of Commerce, Maritime Museum, Easton Rotary, Historical Society, Chesapeake Women's Network and "Project Idlewild", a local effort to build a children's playground at Idlewild Park. Daphne and her family live in Easton. She enjoys boating, gardening, tennis & biking. My promise to you! Experience and Education
Real estate brokers not only have higher education requirements than real estate salespersons, they also must have experience working as an agent. For example, in Maryland the license requirements are as follows:
As a salesperson I took 60 hours of classes and passed an exam with both state and national sections. As an Associate broker, I took 180 hours of broker-specific classes, passed an exam with both state and national sections, and have actively worked as a real estate salesperson for 36 of the previous 48 months. I received my initial real estate license in the year 2000. When you are looking for a real estate professional, it is wise to work with a member of the National Association of REALTORS® who is committed to maintaining the professionalism of the real estate business. You can choose to work with a salesperson or a broker, but in any case you should take the time to interview your agent and ask for references. An agent with more years of tenure and more education will serve you to the best of their ability and meet the needs of getting your home sold.
