Five agents, one per neighborhood, and the person who keeps every closing on time. Call the one who works your street.
Broker-in-charge and owner
Started the firm in 2014. Has walked most Oakwood houses twice, once with a buyer and once with the Historic Development Commission paperwork.
Broker
Knows which Hayes Barton basements take water and which bungalows were raised in the 1980s. Lives off Fairview Road.
Broker
Sells the brick cottages and the condo buildings around the Village District, and reads every HOA budget before a buyer does.
Broker
Restored a 1912 house on Florence Street himself, so he can tell a buyer what plaster repair really costs.
Provisional broker, supervised by Ruth
Works the ranches and new townhomes off Six Forks Road. Good with first-time buyers and people downsizing.
Transaction coordinator
Tracks every deadline from the offer to the attorney's office: due diligence, inspections, appraisal, repairs, closing.
First, the disclosure. At our first real conversation you get the North Carolina Real Estate Commission's Working with Real Estate Agents brochure, so it's clear whether we represent you, the other side, or both.
Buying? We sign a written buyer agreement before any tour. Read it in plain words on the search page.
Selling? Start with an estimate, then the agent for your neighborhood walks the house. Get your estimate.
A complaint? Call Ruth directly at 919-555-0142. You can also reach the NC Real Estate Commission, which licenses all of us.
Licensed in North Carolina and want to sell where you live? We're hiring one agent a year.
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