Hope George

About

Hope applies groundbreaking techniques to real estate marketing and business development. “I’ve always been an early adopter, I pour myself into my career and do as much education and research as I can in order to stand out,” says Hope, who at the time already held Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees. “I’ve done things differently than other agents for a long time, marketing from the ground up and staying ahead of the curve. As other agents grow frustrated with the surge of technology, I embrace it, educate myself regularly and implement what I learn. I thrive on giving my clients what, unfortunately, most agents fail to give. I run my business like a business, not a part-time hobby.”

Her multiple designations and her consultative approach to client relations prove that, if there’s something to learn, Hope will embrace it. Hope has earned her Virginia Real Estate Broker License, the highest level of licensing available to Realtors in Virginia. She spends at least 10 hours per week honing her digital marketing skills in formal training courses. Her formal education includes Doctorate and Master's Degrees from The George Washington University and a Bachelor's Degree from The College of William and Mary.

Despite how busy she is as a broker, top agent and mother of two, Hope still devotes energy to supporting the community. She serves in her church congregation in the choir and on smaller vocal ensembles. As a pet lover, Hope also seeks to find homes for pets in need. She features "Pet of the Week" videos posted on various social media platforms, and she spends her own money to place advertisements behind those posts in order to promote the organizations who help foster pets and find pets new homes. She does annual supply drives for charities such as Mercy Mall and The Fix Ministry. As a former teacher, school principal and college part-time professor, she loves to counsel parents of children on the Autism Spectrum because of her experience parenting her son, David, who is a college graduate and learning to live independently with Autism.