Shari Underwood

About Shari

Shari Underwood works by the thought that "It's not just where your home is located-- It's where you LIVE!" and helps each of her buyers find the perfect home for how they live or how the want to live; and helps each of her sellers market their home to find that perfect buyer. Shari has been a licensed agent since 2001 and has held a Broker's license since 2007.

A Maryland native, Shari has lived here most of her life. Shari holds a Bachelor's Degree in English from the University of Maryland at College Park. She is married and is the mother of 4 children – 2 boys and 2 girls. She is very involved in their activities and believes in supporting the community.
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Shari Underwood works by the thought that "It's not just where your home is located-- It's where you LIVE!" and helps each of her buyers find the perfect home for how they live or how the want to live; and helps each of her sellers market their home to find that perfect buyer. Shari has been a licensed agent since 2001 and has held a Broker's license since 2007.

A Maryland native, Shari has lived here most of her life. Shari holds a Bachelor's Degree in English from the University of Maryland at College Park. She is married and is the mother of 4 children – 2 boys and 2 girls. She is very involved in their activities and believes in supporting the community.

As a full-time real estate professional, Shari has helped countless people buy and sell their homes and considers it the highest compliment when she receives referrals to work with their family, friends and co-workers. Shari will provide YOU with the highest level of service whether buying or selling your home.

My favorite thing about working in real estate is: I get to help people.

My favorite thing about Maryland is: It's home.

If I didn't work in real estate, I would be: a Novelist.

My favorite candy is: Chocolate!

A random thing about me is: I hold a 1st Degree Black Belt in Tang Soo Do.

When I'm not working, I: Travel

People who know me would say I: am loyal- almost to a fault.

Three people I'd invite to dinner would be:
George Washington - to learn humble leadership
Jimmy Buffett - to learn how to have fun and work at the same time
Jackie Kennedy - to learn grace under pressure