This story published by the Charlotte Observer on Sunday, January 1, 2012 has generated much discussion. Housing glut looms behind region’s ‘shadow inventory’ Slow-developing foreclosures create a vast market of shadow homes, dragging down prices. By Kerry Singe and Gavin Off Read the article here. Interactive Map: Showing Inventory By County For more information on how the [...]
Prospecting for Buyers – There are more out there than you think! Presented by Tamara Bunte • Learn 7 specific steps you must take today to obtain more buyer clients now • Learn to love prospecting and work smarter not harder • Create a strategy to build your business When: Tuesday, August 16th – 11:30am [...]
Superior School of Real Estate continues to expand its presence in the Triangle area by offering Broker Post-Licensing courses for provisional brokers.
Tony Crumbley, VP of Research with the Charlotte Chamber, gives an overview of the census results for the Charlotte Metro area and provides insight on the implications.
Congress Extends and Modifies Energy Efficiency Tax Incentives for Appliances, New Homes and Retrofits to Existing Homes. Please use this Tax incentive factsheet for information regarding the available tax incentives for 2011. For additional information, visit the American Council for an Energy Efficient Environment at www.aceee.org
Bedbugs have received national attention in the last few years and infestations have been on the rise. According to WikiPedia, in the developed world bedbugs were largely eradicated as pests in the early 1940s, however they have increased in prevalence since about 1995.[5] Because infestation of human habitats has been on the increase, bedbug bites and related [...]
Superior School of Real Estate is partnering with A Child’s Place (Charlotte Mecklenburg School System) in order to assist homeless children and their families. There are over 2,400 homeless children in our school system (a 20% increase) and much of this increase can be attributed to the mortgage crisis and foreclosures. Increasing food needs among [...]
Culture makes Charlotte-Mecklenburg a great place to live, work and visit and has a major year-round impact on the health of our local economy. In fact, each year the cultural community attracts 716,000 visitors from outside Mecklenburg County and produces over $10 million in annual revenue for retailers and restaurants.
Credentials:
CBR, CCDS, DREI, GRI, ITI Certified
Awards:
2006 – REALTOR of the Year – Charlotte Regional REALTORS Association
2004 – Leonard Craver Faculty Award
2002 – NC Program of the Year
1997 – NC Instructor of the Year – NC Real Estate Educators Association
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