To say Chrissy knows how to deliver in the clutch is an understatement. After a disastrous asbestos repair-gone-wrong required me to vacate my old apartment mid-month with zero notice, Ms. Sullivan was nothing short of my saving grace.
With next-month leases being signed by the hour and 14 days until move-in, Chrissy immediately set me up on an apartment search tailored to my personal needs, previewing places for me while I was at work, and scheduling showings at only the best of them as soon as my schedule allowed that coming weekend.
Needless to say, she really outdid herself, with a couple of them especially exceeding what I thought was possible with my modest budget. Then the next day, as I was about to apply to the condo I had carefully wavered back and forth about, yet another, even more perfect place hit the market. Chrissy got in touch with the listing agent immediately, and somehow managed to reserve my place as first in line to see it (the listing was "a fire sale" according to the listing agent). And the moment we stepped in, I knew it was the one. Yes, it had the garage, the updated kitchen, and the easy L access I wanted, but also a balcony, a gym, a stunning roof deck, a doorman, early move-in, and the perfect location in Old Town. And now it's mine.
Not only did Chrissy do all of this, going out of her way to save the day and prevent my couch-surfing living situation from extending into the next month, but she took so much stress out of the situation that I even managed to put together a huge pilot presentation and accept a new job offer at the same time all of this was happening. So now, even as I deal with all the legal fallout from the horror story asbestos repair that got me into this mess, I get to do so in a beautiful new condo with a view of the sunset and with a highly desirable new job, none of which I would be lucky enough to have if it wasn't for this one amazing realtor.
The bottom line, ladies and gentlemen: If you need a new place to call home, look no further than Chrissy Sullivan. This agent gets things done for her clients, and damn, does she do it well.
