Tracy Diamond Team welcomes
The Crystal Brumme Pickett As a licensed realtor and Operations Manager
to The Tracy Diamond Team at eXp Realty, LLC. Crystal brings to The Tracy Diamond Team a varied background as both a marketing and equine professional. Her 27 years of equestrian marketing as the owner and publisher of The Equiery, active involvement with Maryland agriculture and the equestrian community, plus a genuine interest in farms and properties, make her an integral and knowledgeable addition to our team. Her proven track record helping farm and stable owners grow their businesses makes Crystal uniquely suited to help our team provide guidance for the professional seeking a farm to set up a business - or for the buyer looking for a private farm to call home. Crystal not only understands equestrian real estate, she also understands how to market and evaluate equestrian properties, and she knows what will be of value in the long term. Finding someone with the experience, talent, energy, attention to detail AND who has the equestrian-related marketing experience at Crystal’s level is a true victory for Team Diamond and invaluable benefit for our clients!
- Tracy Diamond, Team Lead & Victoria Kaminski, Realtor HOLD THE PRESSES - NEW LISTING!
HOWARD COUNTY/MT. AIRY: 10 level acres nicely improved for horses. 10 stall barn with additional hay storage, wash stall, tack room, shavings and manure storage; ample trailer parking & turn around; multiple fenced pastures; 60’x120’ indoor. Custom colonial home w/ 4 BD, 2.5 BA, thoroughly maintained by original owners and offers many updates. Highly rated school system, easy access to major routes. $899,000.
UNDER CONTRACT
63 Waterfront Acres – Historic Legacy Farm yet State-of-the-Art Equestrian Facility
30 | DECEMBER 2020 | THE EQUIERY A MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION 800-244-9580 |
www.equiery.com
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