When I felt truly hopeless, I was reminded why I was here and the reason behind everything I do. You have a reason to heal and move forward when you have a purpose.
In 2012, my husband and I decided to move our family back to Pennsylvania after eight years of living life in the Marine Corps. We moved back to Lancaster County, where we were both born and raised to spend more time with our families. After being away for so long, we were able to be together and raise our children close to our families.
Things took a sudden turn in 2014 when my dad passed away unexpectedly. At the time, we had four kids, Haylie, Mikey, Aubrey, and Emmah. There were so many things to be grateful for, but the heartache was unbearable.
I was struggling to sleep and eat. It was gut-wrenching to lose someone who had been there for me through every phase of my life. When my best friend, Rachel, heard the news, she immediately flew in to help me pick up the pieces.
Arranging the funeral was such a surreal experience. We had Emmah, an infant at the time, with us at one of our appointments, and she started to fuss. Rachel offered to take her, but I insisted that I could handle it. Taking care of my daughter was one of the few things I had control of; it felt like the rest of my world had flipped upside down.
After a long day, we returned home feeling emotionally exhausted. Then, Rachel said something that I'll never forget. "This is why you had Emmah," she said. Emmah and the rest of my beautiful children are the reason I’ll get through this.
Rachel was right. My children are the foundation of my purpose and have helped me through the darkest days of my life. She reminded me that I needed to fulfill the same role my father did for me. It didn't matter what he was going through; he was always there for me. I had to be there for all my kids – recognizing this helped me regain control of my life and take care of myself again.
During this profound period of reflection, I realized how important it is to have an amazing support system that will pick you back up, even when it feels impossible. It was a realization that led me to embark on a career in real estate, where I discovered a remarkable sense of purpose and fulfillment. It wasn't just about buying and selling properties but forging meaningful connections and guiding individuals and families toward their dreams.
My personal journey has taught me the significance of empathy and unwavering support, particularly during times of transition. I am here to provide you with the guidance and reassurance you need as we embark on this real estate journey together. Whether you are looking to call a new place “home” or a seasoned investor searching for new opportunities, I will be by your side every step of the way, ensuring your interests are protected, and your objectives are met.
Wherever you are on your real estate journey, I’ll use my expertise to make what you may think is impossible, possible. With a personable, caring, and emotionally invested approach to real estate, I hope to positively impact my clients’ lives. My goal is to build strong, lasting relationships with my clients by supporting and encouraging them every step of the way. By the end of the transaction, my clients become friends, and that is ultimately the greatest reward.
With that said, it would be an honor if you elect to interview me. When it comes to your home, many important factors are involved in the process. It is not just about executing a great deal that goes smoothly – the emotions that are tied to this big life decision are just as important. Whether buying or selling, each transaction has the potential to completely change your life.
Thank you for considering me as your REALTOR®. I look forward to the opportunity of serving you and making your dreams a reality. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me at any time – I am here for you.
Sincerely,
Jennah Good
