Sosa Tina Thomas

REALTOR® ASSOCIATE at Prime Homes and Estates

  • Agent License: 1324814
  • Service Areas: Skillman,Montgomery, Princeton, Hopewell, Rocky Hill, Hillsborough, Lawrenceville, Franklin Park, Kendall Park, Pennington, Kingston, Belle Mead, and Plainsboro.

About Sosa Tina Thomas

Tina Sos Thomas is a dedicated full-time real estate agent who joined Prime Homes and Estates in 2020 after gaining valuable experience at a reputable company. Licensed since 2013, she brings over 9 years of expertise in helping clients across New Jersey find and purchase their dream homes. With a client-centered approach, Tina stays well-informed on market trends, property values, and neighborhood specifics, ensuring she can offer the best guidance. Her personalized process simplifies home buying by understanding each client’s unique needs and presenting tailored listings. She is also well-versed in financing options, inspections, and closing.

Language: English

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