Terry Sullivan

Kathleen & Terrence Sullivan are top-selling,award-winning husband and wife team who list and sell all types of real estate on the North Shore of Boston since 1985. Kathy and Terry have been North Shore residents since 1982. They have decades of business and real estate experience, as well as three masters degrees in science and business administration. Kathy and Terry are skilled negotiators and are always focused on continuing education i.e., CPRES - Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist, PSA- Pricing Strategy Advisor, ABR-Accredited Buyer Representative, CRS-Certified Residential Specialist, GRI-Graduate Real Estate Institute, CDPE- Certified Distressed Property Experts, CLHMS-Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, CSMA-Certified Social Media Agent, and provide the highest level of service to their clients. Kathy is a member of the Rules and Regulations Task Force of MLS Property Information Network. Terry is a member of the Finance Committee of the North Shore Association of Realtors. Kathy and Terry were the Founders of RE/MAX Advantage Real Estate in Beverly, Peabody, Salem, Marblehead and Gloucester, MA which they operated for 30 years, and Terry is a Broker. The Sullivans were awarded Broker Owners of the Year for RE/MAX of New England in 2007; RE/ MAX Team Spirit Award in 2008 and 2009; the RE/MAX Howard Hayes Founders Award in 2009 and the RE/MAX Integra Founders Award in 2014 for contributions to the New England Region and fellow owners and agents. The Sullivan Team is part of RE/MAX Beacon, a member of the RE/MAX International network of 144,000+ agents, 9,000+ offices in 110+ countries. The RE/MAX International Referral System is second to none in helping buyers and sellers reach their destination and homeownership goals around the world. RE/ MAX is the most recognized real estate brand in the world. RE/MAX has been recognized by J.D. Powers & Associates for the “Highest Overall Consumer Satisfaction For Home Buyers And Home Sellers Among National Full Service Real Estate Firms”.