Real Estate Agents in Johnson City, TN

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Byron called me.. Thanks https://www.facebook.com/josh.phillips.798278 ..lol..lol.. I gave her a few numbers.. :)

https://www.facebook.com/steve.clouse.1 .. That's the one that couldn't go today..

Pest inspections are not treated like appraisers https://www.facebook.com/pamhurd123 . You can shop them, talk to them like the good ole' days.

That's one I've never heard of https://www.facebook.com/ella.helton .. I will check it out.. :)

marvin slyvia...676-0438

Pam we used Dodsons Pest Control for ours. And we used Lonnie. You can call and see if he is available and use our names if you like. I have his cell # if you need it.

Roy Messer Safeway

McClains Pest Control or Safeway

McClains, Leos, Safeway

Call Barnes Exterminating. Byron got to ours really quick!

McClains Ive used them almost 20 years and they are great to work with. Ask for Roger Norris

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My neighbors Jennifer Jennifer Smith Wyatt-Realtor 247_5510 you must call her!

Mary Ann Patton was awesome.

We always use Mike and Janice McClanahan from Remax. Love them.

Valerie Hendrix can get you in touch with our realtor if you would like.

Mary Ann Patton was amazing!!

Michael Garber he does my whole familys houses he is very good works out of century twentyone in Jonesboro beside beauty shop

Jason Day, Marty Johnson, or Richard Long from Crye-Leike in Johnson City are awesome!

Johnny Chandley is who I recommend. Century 21 Home Team in Jones borough.

Matt Adams town and country reality

Diane Westmoreland Haynes with Remax or Jason Johnston with Coldwell Banker!!

Kristina Kilgore of ATeam...she will go above and beyond!!!

Debra Parish Roberson don't think about it lol - and it's not for sure just looking into options

Tina Carr Deaton is wonderful!

Need some info from you...can you call me? 336-575-7249

I dont know if she "specializes" in the tree streets,but I cannot say enough good things about Nancy Rowe. http://nancycrowe.com/ Years ago when I was buying a house in JC,I went through a TON of realtors before I found her,and she got me in a house in no time.

Kim Keith knows the neighborhood well and would often know of places that were coming on the market before listing. Chun Thomas with Castle lives on Pine Street and has several listings in the neighborhood.

I really wanted to buy in the Tree Streets last year, looked at several places and had inspections done on two of them, but they were both in poor condition so we backed out. It's a fantastic neighborhood, but they're asking like $125k for practically dilapidated houses that slum lords stripped, split and just totally ruined. Best advise would be to find one that was not used as a rental because landlords typically just hire handymen to do the bare minimum and don't even file permits for the work done to the property. The side closer to the university is unrealistically priced for the smaller homes or half-million dollar ancient mansions. With the way the market has been inflating so rapidly I'd be afraid of the current valuation of the houses dropping after the bubble pops in 5 or so years. We have a lot of boomers flooding the market treating their poorly kept properties as some kind of last ditch delusional retirement fund, and a lot of unqualified flippers who are trying to make a quick buck. Anyway, after over a year of searching I'd like to share a few things I've learned about the process. Note, there's no such thing as a perfect home, but there's definitely a lot of high-dollar issues that should always be looked for. 1. Always have a "Sewer Scope" inspection done by a plumber alongside your regular home inspection. You can save yourself 18,000 and a lot of heartache just by getting this low cost inspection done, and if the sellers are reasonable people then they should agree to the repairs, or at least cover most of the cost towards them in an escrow account. My brother bought a home two years ago and did not have this inspection into the sewer pipes done. He had old clay and cast iron pipes collapse and now they have to dig through the concrete floor of his finished basement and completely rip up his driveway to fix the issue, estimated to cost between 18-20k. 2. Never buy a flip. Doesn't matter how nice and friendly the flippers are, or even if they have a licensed business. Especially be weary of flippers who do not list their properties on MLS or offer their own version of financing for the home. It's a costly trap. 3. Never buy from a landlord, I've never seen a landlord owned property have proper permits pulled for work done to the property. It's a very high likelyhood that they've just had some unlicensed handyman looking for weekend work come in as do "good enough" repairs instead of a going with a proper contractor and keeping everything up to code. 4. Never use the realtors suggested Inspector. Sometimes brokers have handshake deals with Inspectors who will overlook defects in order to get the sale to go through quickly. 5. Always call the local Zoning and Code division for both the city and the county and request a permit history report for the property. This is especially important if you do go through with buying a flip. If they did a cheap fast job it's possible without permits, and you try to sell the property at a later point and it turns out everything they did was out of code then you'll be in a world of hurt. 6. Never put in a offer or accept a counter offer on a property that waives contingency on inspections. This is a disaster waiting to happen, but unfortunately some sellers think they can get away with it in a hot market. 7. Do get pre-qualified before you start looking for a home. That pre-qualification letter could be the difference between them accepting your offer over someone elses. There are plenty more, but I'm tired of typing on my phone.

Cyndi Thomas!!

Donna Sartin is wonderful. Also, Bill Hawk or Petra Becker are great too. Since I quit real estate to take care of Blake, I would let any of these 3 handle my personal real estate!

Carl Matherly is a fellow teacher and youth minister. Let me know if you want his number.

Cyndi Thomas is really good. She has sold for me before.

Donna A. Sartin!! She sold Mom & Dad's, found us the perfect new place. Then, when Dad got so sick, she handled everything so we could just be with him. She brought us food to the hospital & everything. I cannot tell you how wonderful she is!!!!

Try Marty Hudlow.. Jennifer i think he is still a realtor

Shirley Mort with Prestige is GREAT!!! Helped me more than I would have ever expected a realtor to do! She not only became my realtor, but became a great friend during my selling & buying process & I will always b thankful for her!

Jennifer Emmert Calloway is the one I use. She taught at Central for years. Call her- she is on my FB

Leslie Johnston McCrackin is a friend of mine for yrs! She's a go-getter...look her up! She's also a certified home stager!

We used Colin and Carly Johnson at Keller Williams. Also, Lora Dowling works with them. They were wonderful!!

We used Melissa Gray with Evans and Evans. Great Christian lady. Honest. Very helpful and friendly. She helped us buy an sell our house while there. I'm friends with her on Facebook if you want to contact her that way. Good luck!

Ruby Ruby Dewberry Alexander is an amazing realtor.

Pam Pam Addington-Realtor !!

Donna Mikesh with Century 21 has been an amazing realtor for our family.

Matthew Little at Keller Williams was great for us! His wife is also a great interior decorator.

See Kristina Kilgore with A Team...she is familiar with Va area and she is awesome! I highly recommend her!!!

Pepper Basham ..you are moving away????? *sniff sniff*