I specialize in helping people buy and sell homes in the
Catawba Valley of North Carolina.
Please feel free to utilize my website as a
shopping tool to help you find a home.
Buyers
Buying a home can be overwhelming. With my experience, professionalism, and dedication, you are sure to find your dream home. I commit myself to helping you reach your goals, and find the perfect home. Unlike other agents, I work with you on your timetable and within your budget - I will never rush you to make the sale. My top priority is that you find a great home, at an amazing price, in your preferred location, an in the time frame that you feel comfortable with.
The resources on my website are useful for both first time home buyers, and seasoned investors. My site has helpful information on how to choose the "right" property, making an offer, negotiating, financing, mortgage rates, moving, and everything involved in making an informed real estate decision in todays market. I am constantly continuing my education and utilizing today's technology to better serve my clients. You can be assured that I will find and assist you with your new home purchase in a professional manner and make your investment a happy and stress free experience.
Click Here to fill out the Dream House Finder Form. Please include in the comments what type of home you are looking for (ex. City, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Schools, etc.) I will email you listings based on your search criteria within 24 hours. The listings I send you will have more information than what you will find on realtor.com and will include addresses and additional pictures (if the agent took more than one).
Sellers
If you currently own property and are thinking of placing it on the market, this site contains information about preparing your home for sale, selecting the right agent, pricing your home appropriately, marketing it effectively, going through the inspection processes, and receiving a timely market evaluation. I use the latest tools and technology available in today's ever changing real estate market. I've researched and subscibed to some of the most effective real estate technology available. In today's market, having a technological edge can make a dramatic impact. I have the edge, and I am looking forward to using it to your advantage.
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Click Here to fill out the Market Analysis Form and I will provide you with a FREE market analysis on your home if you agree to meet with me. You can keep the report even If you decide to go with another company. Just fill in your information in the form below and I will respond within 24 hours.
CENTURY 21 Fine Homes & Estates
We are pleased to offer the Fine Homes and Estates marketing program for our selected neighbors! To be eligible for this program, your property must be at least $500,000 AND be valued in the top 10% of the local market.
Click here for more information about this great program.
I will make the following commitment to you if you let me help you buy or sell your home:
Honesty: I promise to be honest in all of my dealings with you, even if it is not what you want to hear. I can not help you sell your home or buy the right home without giving you my honest opinion.
Integrity: I promise to act with integrity in all of my dealings with you as my client. I take my role in the process of helping you buy or sell your home very seriously, you as my client are my priority.
Communication: I promise to communicate with you as much or as little as you want. I am always available for consultation, my cell phone is always on, and I always want you to feel like you can call me. I will provide prompt feedback on any showings that we have on your home as well as givie you a weekly update on any feedback by other agents that show your home.
Exposure: I promise to give your home the exposure it needs to sell as quickly as possible. Your home will be listed in any or all of the following ways:
The Catawba Valley MLS System (The listing service available to all agents in the Catawba Valley area)
The Charlotte MLS System (The listing service available to all agents in the Charlotte area)
Realtor.com Featured Agent (People all over the country can search for your home on the internet.)
Homes and Land Magazine (Beautiful color ad and description of your home)
 Why Choose a REALTOR® With a GRI designation?
Buying property is a complex and stressful task. In fact, it's often the biggest single investment you will make in your lifetime. At the same time, real estate transactions have become increasingly complicated.
New technology, laws, procedures and the increasing sophistication of buyers and sellers require real estate practitioners to perform at an ever-increasing level of professionalism.
So it's more important than ever that you work with an agent who has a keen understanding of the real estate business. The GRI program has helped the best and the brightest in the industry achieve that level of understanding.
GRIs are:
· Nationally recognized as top performers in the real estate industry
· Professionally trained
· Knowledgeable
· Dedicated to bringing you quality service
A GRI can make a difference
When you see the letters "GRI" after an agent's name, you can count on receiving the knowledge and guidance you need to make your transaction go smoothly. In short, you can count on getting the best service available from a real estate professional.
Don't you deserve the best?
Hickory, North Carolina
Hickory is located in North Carolina's Piedmont region, 50 miles northwest of Charlotte and 80 miles east of Asheville. Hickory was incorporated in 1870 and is the geographic and economic center of North Carolina's fourth largest Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA). The city spans approximately 28 square miles and is intersected by Interstate 40, US Highway 321 and US Highway 70. The city is located primarily within Catawba County, but its borders extend into portions of Burke and Caldwell Counties.
Conover, North Carolina
Conover is located in the western piedmont area of the State and is part of the Hickory Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), the fourth largest MSA in the State. Conover is located approximately 50 miles northwest of Charlotte; 60 miles west of Winston-Salem; and 80 miles east of Asheville, and is the geographic center of Catawba County. The City of Conover was chartered in 1876 and incorporated in 1877.
Newton, North Carolina
The City of Newton is located in Catawba County, positioned in the triangle formed by Asheville to the northwest, Winston-Salem to the northeast, and Charlotte to the southeast, all within an hour-and-a-half drive. The gently rolling terrain blends into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains offering residents and visitors an abundance of scenic attractions, a wealth of recreational options, and a temperate climate with four seasons that are as distinct as they are mild.
Granite Falls, North Carolina
Granite Falls is located in southern Caldwell County North Carolina, just north of Hickory, on U. S. Highway 321. Its history dates back before the Revolutionary War. Its origins can be traced to land grants dating back to 1754. Granite Falls was incorporated on May 1, 1899 and was named after the Falls on Gunpowder Creek, where a solid formation of granite spans the creek.
Taylorsville, North Carolina
Taylorsville, NC is nestled in the foothills... of the Brushy Mountains in beautiful Western North Carolina and is the county seat of Alexander County. We welcome our residents and visitors and invite you to enjoy all that our town has to offer. Taylorsville has the perfect combination of small town friendliness along with the amenities of a progressive town.
Residents benefit from excellent schools, local hospital, library and public safety services. Families enjoy a wide variety of events, several area parks & an affordable and wide selection of goods and services. Visit our two museums, learn about our history or enjoy our beautiful scenery. Taylorsville Town Hall is the organizing force behind our town. The Alexander County Chamber of Commerce and the Alexander County Economic Development are active in promoting a vigorous economy.
Lenoir, North Carolina
Lenoir is a city located in Caldwell County, North Carolina. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 16,793. It is the county seat of Caldwell County. Lenoir is located in the Blue Ridge foothills, known to the locals as the piedmont area. The city was named for Revolutionary War figure and early North Carolina statesman General William Lenoir, who lived nearby. The Broyhill furniture company, one of the largest furniture companies in the United States, has its headquarters in Lenoir, and is the town's largest employer.
Catawba County
Catawba County, the central county of North Carolina’s fourth largest MSA, has successfully diversified and balanced its traditional manufacturing base of furniture, textile, and telecommunications. However, the layoffs of the last three years have been a challenge to traditional industries that have in the past benefited from Catawba County’s economy being based on manufacturing. Comprehensive efforts are being directed at identifying and recruiting new sectors in manufacturing such as biomedical, pharmaceutical, technology and building products, and identifying and recruiting non-manufacturing sectors such as retirement and retail development. The once tight labor force has transitioned into a pool of skilled workers loyal to the area and its industries. Catawba County has been recognized as being one of the top ten areas in America to raise a family.
Alexander County
Alexander County is a wonderful place to live and work... Located in the foothills of North Carolina, Alexander County is the ideal location to raise a family, retire, or just get away from the stress of daily life. While other areas of the state have become over populated, Alexander has kept its quiet and friendly nature intact. We aren't called the "Gem of North Carolina" for nothing. Sir Thomas Edison's associates described one area as "The most complex geological zone in the world," after finding more than 63 different gems and minerals.
Burke County
Burke County with Morganton as its seat, is situated in the section of North Carolina where the rolling hills of the Piedmont blend with the Blue Ridge Mountains. On the south side of Burke County are the South Mountains. To the west are the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Burke County has about 514 square miles, or 329,469 acres, and has a population of 89,148 (census 2000). The largest landowners in Burke County, are the U.S. Government, Crescent Resources (Duke Energy Co.), and the State of North Carolina. The County also has the third largest concentration of state employment in the state through the North Carolina Department of Transportation, Department of Correction, School for the Deaf, Western Carolina Center, and Broughton Hospital. Burke County has been referred to as the “Western State Capital.”
Caldwell County
Caldwell County is close to anything you need, but with enough space to escape to peace and quiet. Its vast expanses of land are dominated by towering peaks, lush valleys, shimmering water and scenic forests, but connected to the state’s leading metropolitan centers. It’s a culture that respects its rich history, but is laying the groundwork for a prosperous future.
Low tax rates, an attractive cost of living, easy access to major interstate traffic corridors and regional airports, reasonably priced property and a growing emphasis on worker education and training make Caldwell County an attractive prospect for new industries and businesses.
  
   
    
  
  
   
   
   
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