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More About Mariner Realty and Richard Whitney...

I am a professional sales person with almost 20 years of full time
experience in residential real estate in the Seacoast area. Over 75% of my
business are referrals from past clients and customers. I continually seek to
improve my knowledge and skills to bring superior service to my clients and
customers.

Why I Sell Real Estate

I got into this business in 1984 for a number of reasons: (a) a desire to be
able to spend more time with my newborn daughter, (b) for the financial
independence and rewards that being self-employed bring, (c) being directly
rewarded for my efforts, (d) knowing that I could do a better job than the
agents that sold me my first home. I have stayed in it for all those reasons,
but I have also come to understand that I can make a very positive difference
in the lives of others. That feeling is best expressed by the following essay by
Yelena Bonner.

Please read it. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.

Richard Whitney

Real Estate Credentials

  • Over 20 years of sales and sales management experience
  • Member, New Hampshire Association of Realtors since 1984
  • Past President of Strafford County Board of Realtors
  • Member, Strafford County Board of Realtors, Realtor of the year 1993
  • Graduate of Dale Carnegie Sales Training
  • Director of the Tri-State Realtors Institute
  • Member, New Hampshire Real Estate Mentors
  • Instructor of real estate, Macintosh College
  • Treasurer of New Hampshire Association of Realtors 1998/2002
  • Treasurer of Strafford County Board of Realtors

Community Involvement

  • Active in residential real estate in the Durham/Dover area since 1984
  • Member of the Dover Chamber of Commerce
  • Dover Riverfront Task Force
  • Pease Part 150 noise study committee
  • Veteran, U.S. Navy

My Favorite Links

"I find the great thing in this world is not so much
where we stand, as in what direction we are moving... We must sail sometimes with the wind
and sometimes against... But we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor." -

Oliver Wendell Holmes