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4 Year Anniversary in Real Estate!

This month, I celebrated my 4 year anniversary in the real estate business! My main goal was just to replace Kimmy's income so that she could stay home with Violet. I never could have imagined it would have turned into my passion! 4 years, another baby, and 3 team members later, here we are! I wouldn’t be where I am today without the support from my family, friends, and my wonderful clients!

The numbers are in! Check out our 2022 progress so far:

To check out some other things going on in Greenville, click below!

#BuyToday

“It’s no wonder that owning a home is often referred to as the American Dream.”

The impact goes beyond the financial aspect. In fact, some of the greatest community benefits are intangible. Homeowners in a city or town are often very invested in the area. They get involved in activities, volunteer for charity organizations and help out with special events. They feel a sense of belonging that is often greater than someone who is renting for a short term.

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Real Estate News:

RENTAL MARKET TRACKER: RENT RISES 14% IN DECEMBER - BIGGEST JUMP IN OVER TWO YEARS

“Average monthly listed rents in the U.S. increased 14.1% year over year to $1,877 in December, the largest annual jump since at least February 2019—the earliest month in Redfin’s rental data. Meanwhile, the national monthly mortgage payment for homebuyers climbed 21.6% year over year, also the biggest increase in Redfin’s records.

4 SIMPLE GRAPHS SHOWING WHY THIS IS NOT A HOUSING BUBBLE

“A recent survey revealed that many consumers believe there’s a housing bubble beginning to form. That feeling is understandable, as year-over-year home price appreciation is still in the double digits. However, this market is very different than it was during the housing crash 15 years ago.”