 Barbara Asselin Winn
Barbara is a native Pennsylvanian and avid equestrian with a corporate background. Barbara has been riding and showing since early childhood. She currently owns an Arabian mare that she shows at breed shows and local dressage events. Barbara has many years of business experience in the financial data services/credit industry, where she held management positions for over ten years. Barbara recently purchased a small farm in Southern Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, where she is restoring an 1800’s log farmhouse, and where she has realized her life-long dream by building a three-stall horse facility with many acres of rolling pastures. Barbara’s professionalism and motivation combined with her equestrian background will help you achieve your equine real estate goals.
 Vern Kratz
A life time resident of Skippack, PA Vern became an entrepreneur at age 21 and has been involved in real estate for 27 years in South Eastern Pennsylvania. Vern’s real estate background is broad based having experience in farms, residential, commercial sales, land acquisition and development. With multi million dollars in transactions his ability to understand his client’s goals allows him to customize each transaction to meet their needs. Clients having interest in working properties due diligence is critical for both Buyers and Sellers. Vern will meet with you and develop breakeven analyses of the property, this is one of several critical components to establish value. Equestrian real estate is a very unique market, Vern enjoys working with Buyers from out of state and in the area for a limited time. His service to these Buyers includes but is not limited to airport and hotel pickup, overnight travel, entertainment and providing them with more property information than is available through general marketing materials. Vern's experience in real estate offers client representation far beyond writing agreements; he'll work with you through the entire process of zoning, lender finance, trusts and inspections. Vern was ultimately responsible for the reorganization of a 20 unit retail market with sales of $7,800,000.00 in fifteen months sales increased to $26,000,000.00 and the units were sold to a company from Texas. |