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Broker / Realtor for Southern Advantage Team - Coldwell Banker Advantage
February 2010—present
Team Lead Broker / Realtor of The Southern Advantage Team.
Team Lead Broker / Realtor of The Southern Advantage Team.
Broker Owner for RE/MAX Southern Advantage
February 2006—February 2010
Broker Owner of multi-office firm which was merged in 2010 with Coldwell Banker.
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Broker Owner of multi-office firm which was merged in 2010 with Coldwell Banker.
Specialties:
Development Properties
New Community Development ... show more
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RE/MAX 100% and President's Club past 5 years in a row.
IBM e-Business Principal and Expert ... show more
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Real-Estate
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About:
Broker/Owner of the Southern Advantage Companies, with locations throughout the Rural Triangle area. This includes Commercial and Residential Real-Estate
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Testimonials:
"Barrett,
Thank you for your assistance in selling our lot in Pittsboro. This is our second transaction with you and both were handled with complete ... show more
Thank you for your assistance in selling our lot in Pittsboro. This is our second transaction with you and both were handled with complete ... show more
Barrett Powell answered:
Not enough information here:
1) Where is it located?
2) I am assuming it is zoned Agricultural/Residential, but need to confirm by having owners full name or property information to ID it.
3) Based on answer #1, you need to know if there is infrastructure near by or if wells and septic systems are needed and what the density for that area is.
Raw land in North Carolina can range from a few hundred dollars an acre to the sky's the limit. We need more information to help you.
1) Where is it located?
2) I am assuming it is zoned Agricultural/Residential, but need to confirm by having owners full name or property information to ID it.
3) Based on answer #1, you need to know if there is infrastructure near by or if wells and septic systems are needed and what the density for that area is.
Raw land in North Carolina can range from a few hundred dollars an acre to the sky's the limit. We need more information to help you.
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