Susan Batterton

REALTOR® | Team Lead

License # 10401259222 (NY)
RES.0820207 (CT)

Susan is a Founding Member of REALM,

the most exclusive global network of top luxury agents, she provides a level of professionalism, innovation, and global reach that gets your property in front of more potential buyers. REALM is a global platform for the top 10% of agents by sales volume and sales price. It is the largest data consolidator for HNW and UHNW individuals. Sell with the confidence of extensive knowledge regarding your clients and prospective buyers. REALM’s proprietary matching technology is a powerful differentiator that provides a competitive advantage, whether working with buyers or sellers. REALM has 500+ members, among 110 brands in 40+ states and 12 countries, with 325k clients, and 2,000 listings totaling about $9 billion in current inventory.

 

Susan is a passionate individual who specifically focuses on making a difference in people's lives. She has a Master’s Degree from Columbia University, Teachers College, and 25+ years of experience as a special education teacher. Because of her career experience, she has a significant level of sensitivity and compassion. When she retired from teaching, she knew she still wanted to assist others in reaching their personal and business goals. Susan’s innate insight of others and well-honed communication skills make her a go-to agent. She understands her clients and makes certain each client feels like they are her only one.

 

Susan is also a powerful businesswoman and is proactive, foreseeing challenges before they occur. Her persistence is evident, as she thrives on negotiating and advocating for her clients. Susan doesn’t see real estate as a job. She loves guiding people through the process of selling or buying a home. Her positive attitude, smile, and sense of humor are contagious. Working in real estate allows her to facilitate a transition her clients want, starting a new chapter in their lives. She loves watching homeowners sell their homes or find a new place to call “home” and create lifetime memories.

As it's one of the biggest decisions people make in their lives, the process of buying or selling a home can be daunting, even if you’ve done it before. It’s a thrilling, emotional, and exhausting time, made much easier when you have the right partner, and Susan Batterton is that partner. Susan’s willingness to explain processes thoroughly translates to how she interacts with clients as well. It’s important to Susan that they understand the market and how to achieve the best price. To do this, she really wants to get to know them as if they are family. “I want my clients to feel that they can trust me from day one, and that means getting to know them on a deeper level.” She keeps in close contact with previous clients who have always become friends and part of her family. She likes to send handwritten notes on any occasion, such as weddings, babies born, birthdays, and anniversaries of sale/purchase. Susan takes great pride because she consistently receives referrals from past clients.

 

She is determined and perseveres until she accomplishes anything she sets her mind to. Susan fervently believes in advocating for anyone who needs help and negotiates on their behalf until there is a solution that meets her high standards. She has an intuitive sense of people and a huge heart. Innately nonjudgmental, she unconditionally cares for everyone, as all are equal in her eyes. Susan’s primary goal is to support and nurture people of all ages in their physical, mental, and emotional needs. Susan has lived in Larchmont for over 25 years. She grew up in NYC and understands the importance and significance of having the best of both worlds. As they say, “You can take the girl out of the city, but not the city out of the girl.” She loves the convenience of hopping on a half-hour train ride to New York City for her big city “fix”: theater, concerts, shopping, and restaurants. After being a single mom for 10 years, Susan now has a beautiful blended family with three stellar daughters and also dotes upon her furry 4-legged children. She can often be found with them at nearby parks, beaches, or at the gym (known as a gym rat).

 

A systematic approach has been implemented to assist sellers with this transition. Susan walks through the house several times to discuss what to do to increase market value. “I work to net the owners much more money than they thought was conceivable. Equally as important, what not to do to save their money, as it won’t increase the sales price. Perhaps they are widowed, their parents have passed away, they want to downsize, or they simply want to take advantage of this insane sellers’ market.” Susan thrives on negotiating. She underprices the list price always (if sellers are on the same page) when numerous people want to make an offer, and thus, buyers’ bidding begins, driving the sale price up. Her listings sell within days; starting with a coming soon on the MLS, act as a teaser, similar to a trailer for a movie, where buyers are anxiously awaiting to visit the home when active on the market.

 

Since elementary school (at graduation, she was awarded most volunteer service), she has been devoted to navigating and negotiating challenging situations and bettering people’s quality of life. She is deeply involved in volunteering in various non-profit organizations. She is proud to have the opportunity to share her time and love with others who aren’t as independent as they wish. She knows from personal experience how emotionally challenging, unbearable at times, and distressing it is to watch one’s self deteriorate. She is a member and volunteers her time with At Home on the Sound, a non-profit organization that assists local residents in the Larchmont-Mamaroneck community. Their mission is to assist those over the age of 60 to maintain a vibrant lifestyle as they age while remaining in their own homes.

 

In addition, she volunteered at the Jewish Guild for the Blind and Candy Striped at Lenox Hill Hospital with dementia and Alzheimer's patients. She became involved with the Delta Society and trained her dog to become a therapy dog. Susan visited nursing homes and people in assisted living residences with her dog; bringing smiles and laughter to everyone that she visited. Her parents have, sadly, both passed away and had long-term illnesses. She cared for them as they declined for years; seeing and imparting only positive vibes and sunshine through a dark place.

 

Susan was appointed in 2018 and is still honored to be volunteering for her community as a board member for the Town of Mamaroneck Board of Assessment Review. She loves working with veterans and as a board member of ECAD, “Educating Canines Assisting Disabilities,” to change a veteran’s quality of life. Susan is dedicated to stopping the drug and alcohol abuse that is destroying children, and adult lives and tearing families apart. She is also a board member of the Mamaroneck Drug Culture Committee and a board member of Radar, (Responsible Action, A Drug and Alcohol Resource), a community coalition that supports teenagers and their families… assists people in recovery, and encourages a healthy lifestyle.

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