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TinaMarie Baldwin, Real Estate Professional in Alpharetta, GA

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TinaMarie Baldwin

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Agent at Prudential Georgia Realty

Locations:

Alpharetta, Roswell, Kennesaw

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About:

TinaMarie has been a licensed Realtor since 2001. She specializes in relocation and works comfortably with both executives and first-time home buyers. TinaMarie has been a licensed Realtor since 2001. She specializes in relocation and works comfortably with both executives and first-time home buyers. She’s moved clients across the street in Alpharetta and around the country from Montana, California, New York and Connecticut to homes that range in price from $115,000 to over $1,350,000.

In her first year, TinaMarie qualified for the Atlanta Board of Realtors Million Dollar Club, Prudential Multi-Million Dollar Club and received the Prudential “Rookie of the Year” award. In 2006, she is ranked in the top 3% of REALTORS nationwide, a member of Prudential’s Chairman’s Gold and was the #11 team for Prudential Georgia Realty. She is a certified Fine Homes Specialist and is a lifetime member of the Atlanta Board of Realtors Million Dollar Club. In August 2004, she was named one of the top agents in Atlanta by Atlanta magazine. In July 2006, TinaMarie was named as one of the top 50 agents nationwide and designated “On the Rise” by RIS Media magazine. In 2006, the first year of its formation, Baldwin Partners is the #1 office team for listings sold and overall sales.

Baldwin Partners includes not only TinaMarie but a team of people to better serve our clients
• Our fully licensed marketing and listing assistant, Melissa Mori
• Our closing coordinator, Linda Walker
• Our full-time administrative assistant, Gigi Bielat
• Our partnership with professional stagers at Stage to Amaze
• Plus the staff at Prudential Georgia Realty

TinaMarie has lived in the Atlanta area since 1997 and is actively involved in the community with Habitat for Humanity and Clark Howard’s Consumer Action Center and volunteers with other local organizations. TinaMarie has also served as an officer of her homeowner’s association for several years.

Prior to joining real estate, TinaMarie worked for Fortune 500 companies in the marketing and Internet develop groups managing teams up to 25 people and projects over $5 million.

TinaMarie graduated from Georgetown University magna cum laude with a BSBA in International Marketing and Finance. She has also received an MBA from New York University with majors in Marketing and Finance. ... show more

Listings (4) »

4 results

12360 Dancliff Trce
$450,000

3 br 3 ½ ba

Apt/Condo/Twnhm
2061 Lakeshore Ove…
$149,900

3 br 2 ½ ba

Apt/Condo/Twnhm
9665 Farmbrook Ln
$440,000

3 br 2 ba

Single-Family Home

Recent Q&A »

I live in a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome in Alpharetta. I am thinking about selling, however there is a

Asked Fri May 2 2008, 11:45 by Oni - Home Selling in 30004 - 11 answers

TinaMarie Baldwin answered:

I do agree with Cindy about the fact that Target doesn't build new buildings unless they see a growth area. You know Windward, you've seen how it's changed even over the past 3 years...even Costco is there now! And, from what I understand, Kohl's is supposed to go into the space across from the new Target. Further south on Highway 9 is new retails centers and the refurbishment of the old Ingles shopping center too. I don't think we've "boxed out" certain buyers...I think we've made it more attractive to people who want the convenience of all shopping (grocery and beyond). And don't forget, Alpharetta (especially Windward) is a major work center in Atlanta...major kudos here!

I can't tell you in this market that it raise the price of your unit, but that factor alone certainly shouldn't hurt it. The other things to be mindful of are the condition and upgrades of your particular unit and the location within the community i.e. do you back to the road, another unit, greenspace etc. I would also be mindful of any foreclosures in the community as well as the number of rentals vs. owner-occupied units. These are just a few of my thoughts. - Fri May 2 2008, 12:06

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