Sarita Sherwal is a popular name in the new home property business of the western and northern suburbs. A certified real estate agent associated with some of the best custom design builders of Melbourne, clients trust her because of her honest advice and extensive knowledge of new homes.
“When I entered the real estate industry I was the only Indian woman in the new home business. It was not an easy race,” she says. But her dedication and passion to fulfill people’s dreams of owning new homes gave her tremendous success and within a short span of time she made her name quickly in the market. She worked for a while with Taylors Real Estate agents and then started her own endeavour.
Spreading the word. Sarita is also involved in working with the community. She is a professionally qualified interpreter as well and was invited by the Multicultural Department this year to inspire and share her interpreting experience with Tamil interpreters at Federation Square Hall in Melbourne.
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