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When you move to Havelock in eastern North Carolina, you’ll encounter a variety of lifestyles and experiences from the historic districts of New Bern to the unspoiled vistas along the Neuse River; from the friendly town of Havelock to the beautiful sunrises over the Atlantic Ocean.

Craven and Carteret Counties are home to Cherry Point Marine Air Corps Station and the NADEP Fleet Readiness Center.  The majority of my clients are connected to the military so I understand the concerns and challenges of a military relocation.

For buyers of real estate in Havelock, I can provide assistance with temporary rentals, guidance to local and national mortgage companies, and all the other services that go along with a home purchase.  Sellers may need assistance with arranging house cleaning and repairs, or room-staging and other aspects of a sale.

All facets of your move are my concerns.  Responsiveness to all your needs will help to make your move as smooth and stress-free as possible.  I’ll be more than happy to facilitate your move to or from Havelock.

You were awesome!
                                                                                 ---C

Thank you for all the help and support.  If everyone in the business world was as friendly and professional as you, life would be a lot easier.  Be happy knowing you made our dreams come true.
                                                                                 ---C. S.

"I know I've said it several times but I felt compelled to say, Thank you, again for your patience and guidance in the recent purchase of my first home.  You helped a twelve year prayer come into existence."
                                                                                  ---K. O.

"Well, I would have been lost without you, but you made it an easy process.  I was completely satisfied and would recommend you to anyone I know."
                                                                                  ---M. S.

"Courteous, and never gave up on us.  When everything seemed stressful, you made it easy.  And the most important thing--you listened to our needs and treated us like family.  Thank you.
                                                                                   ---K. C.

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GRI, e-Pro, ABR, CRS, ABRM, etc.  Ever wonder what those abbreviations behind an agent's name mean?  They're indicators that an agent has achieved education beyond the annual mandatory training required by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.

The only constant in life is change.  And just as in other professions, real estate rules and regulations are always changing.  Some agents choose to upgrade and sharpen their skills to offer better service to their clients.  Here're some of the more well known designations.

GRI  (Graduate REALTORS® Institute)   The letters GRI represent the most widely-recognized professional designation in the real estate industry: Graduate, REALTORS® Institute. An individual who earns the GRI designation has voluntarily made a personal commitment to increasing professional service to customers and clients, and to obtaining higher levels of education. The GRI designation is a mark of distinction that earns a REALTOR® member respect and confidence from their peers and the general public.

ABR  ( Accredited Buyer Representative) - Higher study of changing agency laws and the special knowledge and training needed to gain the competitive edge and effectively serve buyer clients in today’s real estate market.

CRS (Certified Residential Specialist)

CRB  (Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager)

ABRM  (Accredited Buyer Representative Manager)

SRES  (Seniors Real Estate Specialist)  -  Designates an agent who has studied the special needs of homebuyers aged 50+.

e-Pro - Agent has studied the use of technology and the Internet in the marketing of real estate.

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