Realtor Anita Emery of Area Real Estate Partners, Inc. & Manning Realty joins Home Inspectors John Pavan of Accurate Home Inspectors & Marty  Gabryszak, of Pillar to Post to discuss the basics of the Home Inspection Process.

Marty & John talk about the basic components of what a Home Inspection covers and the rules by which they practice their trade. Red flag items are talked about in detail with the hopes of giving both Buyers & Sellers a fair and balanced view of some of the common issues that can arise on homes of all ages.

There is a lot of emphasis put on the interpretation of the report, whether it be a Prelisting Inspection for a homeowner, or a Home Inspection tied to a contract.

A Prelisting inspection is one of the smartest things a Seller can do before putting their home on the market. It allows the Seller to identify and address small, medium or large issues they may not have been aware of prior to negotiating a price on their home with an interested Buyer.  In addition to help to qualify an offer, the Buyer’s mind is put more at ease knowing that a proactive Seller has this information to share.

Pillar to Post, www.pillartopost-pinehurst.com, Marty Gabryszak, Marty.Gabryszak@pillartopost.com

Accurate Home Inspectors, http://www.accuratehomeinspector.net/, John Pavan,  jdpavan@gmail.com

Owner and Southern Pines resident, Julia Brokmeyer, discusses the inspiration for and the content of MOORE CHOICES, www.moorechoices.net. With marketing and communication efforts consistently transitioning toward Social Media, Julia’s insight & website is timely. “I want the people of Moore County to have a simple, user-friendly place to discover the huge variety of choices out there for things to do and places to go. Moore Choices gives event-type businesses and event organizers ‘more choices’ when it comes to getting the word out. Social Media is the most cost effective way to target and reach MORE PEOPLE”, adds Brokmeyer.

Nita McKinney is one of many local businesses or organizations that are using Moore Choices to help promote her March 7th event, MAGNETIC_A Teen Girls Conference to be held at New Covenant Fellowship in Carthage, N.C.  https://www.facebook.com/moorechoicesnc or www.moorechoices.net Magnetic will be NCF’s third Teen Girls conference to be held at NCF. The guest speaker will be Lynn Cowell. Lynn is a national speaker and author from Proverbs 31 Ministries, whose passion is helping moms become wise women who raise wiser daughters. In addition to  speaking at women’s events, her teen conferences bring life-change to hundreds of girls each year all across the country. Lynn has a unique way of relating her messages to preteens, teens, young adult and ladies of all ages. For that reason, we encourage moms and mentors to make this an outing  with your daughter or the girl in your life. Lynn will be presenting two new sessions titled Redefining Beautiful and Are you Brave Enough? Lauren Daigle will be with us to lead Worship during the conference and an evening acoustic concert. Lauren is an up and coming on the Christian music scene. In a short time, Lauren Daigle has made an impressive mark on the Christian music scene. She appeared on Jason Gray’s Christmas tour, opened for Aaron Shust on the Morning Rises tour and is currently touring with Big Daddy Weave.

Licensed Mental Health Therapist, Melinda Robinson-Rich, who has just opened a practice in the Village of Pinehurst (Harvard Building), Successful Dynamics, 919 995-6388, helps to guide a meaningful conversation about the importance of mentoring, and providing as many esteem building support groups for teen girls and those from the middle schools to high school. Melinda’s experience is wide and varied from issues such as substance abuse, adolescent, child & family therapy, and food and eating disorders. Her experience as a therapist and as a mother to two daughters enables her to quickly identify the many issues that the Magnetic Conference plans to address. Melinda can be reached at, 95 Market Sq. – Suite 201 & 203 – Pinehurst, N.C. Office 910 420-2832.

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