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About

Rickey Lee

Rickey Lee, a successful real estate agent in the Greater DC or DMV area for over eight years, is deeply rooted in the region, having been born and raised in DC and residing in Prince George’s County for the past decade with his wife and two daughters. Specializing as a residential Realtor, Rickey is dedicated to helping clients find their dream homes. With a background in Business Management from West Virginia State University, he founded Cobblestone LLC in 2022 and later joined Samson Properties in 2023. Beyond his professional pursuits, Rickey enjoys outdoor activities, including walking trails with his Cane Corso Blue, fishing, and investing in stocks. Known for his unparalleled local market knowledge and adept negotiation skills, Rickey’s success is underlined by his genuine dedication to clients, connecting with them on a personal level and tirelessly advocating for their interests.

However, central to Rickey’s success is his dedication to his clients. Rickey is warm and down-to-earth, with an uncanny ability to connect with them on a personal level. Rickey is his clients’ greatest advocate, always keeping their interests top of mind.

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History of Maryland

Maryland, established in 1632, was named after Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of King Charles I. The colony, founded for religious tolerance, thrived on tobacco cultivation and played a key role in the American Revolution. Maryland’s nickname, the “Old Line State,” honors 400 Revolutionary War soldiers who faced 10,000 British soldiers in a legendary 1776 battle.

During the 19th century, Maryland diversified its economy, becoming a crucial hub for industry and transportation. As a border state in the Civil War, it remained in the Union despite internal tensions over slavery. In the 20th century, Maryland continued to grow as a center for commerce and industry, contributing significantly to World War II.

Today, Maryland is recognized for its diverse population, robust economy, and cultural contributions, embodying a rich historical legacy from its colonial roots to pivotal moments in American history.