Autumn Celeste Potter

Making dreams come true through home ownership
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EXP Realty, LLC in PORTLAND
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From her earliest years as a military brat, Autumn has called lots of places home. Born in Minnesota, she was only a few weeks old when her family moved to Argentia, Newfoundland. In the years that followed, she migrated to California, Vermont, Florida, Pennsylvania, Maine, and Georgia. In 2004, Autumn decided to put down roots in Woodbridge, Virginia, a Washington, DC suburb where she worked in retail banking leadership for more than 15 years. This experience provides her a unique advantage when helping her real estate customers navigate the home ownership experience.
While in the Washington, DC area, Autumn volunteered for several community boards in an effort to enhance her community through networking and financial literacy. During her time in Woodbridge, Autumn earned a reputation as a selfless, tireless customer and community advocate whose creative solutions routinely met with successoften against long odds.
In 2021 Autumn made the decision to fulfill her lifelong dream to return to Maine, home to her now-husband Gabe, and their extended families. In the short time since her return, Autumn has welcomed the opportunity to employ the professional and community skills that brought her success in Woodbridge. And now, after years of success with her personal real estate investments, she is excited to share her experienceand bring others dreams to life.

Areas served include Maine.

Autumn Celeste Potter is most familiar with the local real estate markets within and around the following zip code areas. See other realtors that service the same areas by clicking: 03906, 03907, 04015, 04039, 04043, 04077, 04095, 04098, 04105 & 04122

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