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The Key to Successful Real Estate Transactions

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Our topic today is seen through the eyes of John Tampa, a Southern Pines resident for 14 years.
With a move to Winston-Salem in the works due to job transfers, John and his wife Julie, put their Southern Pines home on the market for sale, while at the same time starting a home search in the Winston-Salem area. The story started in early March at the Tampa’s dining room table, and now with the their home sold, they move on to Winston-Salem for their home closing in early June.

Their experience is shared with Fore Properties broker, Christian McCarthy, who was there at that early March pre-listing meeting and throughout the process, and local lender, Laura Glasby of Southern Trust Mortgage, who assisted the Tampa’s with their financing for their Winston Salem purchase.

The conversation about the Tampas’ specific processes and experiences serve as a backdrop for the bigger picture that is full of great tips for buyers and sellers who are in the market or planning to get into the market in the near future.

Laura Glasby, Southern Trust Mortgage – 910-850-7194, laura.glasby@southerntrust.com

Christian McCarthy, Fore Properties broker – 301-351-5755, Christian.m.elizabeth@gmail.com

2018 Mother’s Day Show

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Fore Properties is proud to host this show for Mother’s Day.

Our 6 featured brokers, all of whom are mothers, with no less than 17 children, from ages 4 to 14, discuss the challenges of balancing a career with family, and in many cases with a deployed father/husband.

Real estate brokers, Stephanie Lemke, Christian McCarthy, Nicholl Lee, Tracy Gibson, Jen DiMayo and Bree Sheridan have a spirited, funny and heartfelt conversation with guest moderator, John Tampa, whose questions yield great conversations.

 

In addition to being real estate brokers, these 6 women share great hearts and passion for what they do in their everyday lives. As moms, as brokers, as daughters, they wear their hearts on their sleeves and listening to their mutual support for one another clearly extends beyond the studio table.