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About Me
Having been a Realtor® with Coldwell Banker since 1999 and one of the top sales and marketing Realtors® in the Metroplex, Alan has learned first hand what it takes to list and sell home in the local market.
With the introduction in 2002 of Maximum Market eXposure...the Ultimate Home Marketing Program...Alan has taken the sales and marketing of residential Real Estate to a new level and has provided his clients with a high degree of success in the selling of their homes.
Alan continues to affiliate himself with the premier Real Estate company in the world...Coldwell Banker...which allows him to provide the resources and strength of an International Real Estate company - resources such as Previews International for high end properties and Conceirge Servcies providing one stop shopping for his clients.
Experience
36 Years of Direct Sales and Marketing Experience
Licensed Realtor® since 1999
Education
Southwest College - Associates Degree Information Technology
University of New Mexico - Bachelors Degree Business Administration
Professional Affiliations
Metrotex Association of Realtors
Collin County Association of Realtors
Texas Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
With the introduction in 2002 of Maximum Market eXposure...the Ultimate Home Marketing Program...Alan has taken the sales and marketing of residential Real Estate to a new level and has provided his clients with a high degree of success in the selling of their homes.
Alan continues to affiliate himself with the premier Real Estate company in the world...Coldwell Banker...which allows him to provide the resources and strength of an International Real Estate company - resources such as Previews International for high end properties and Conceirge Servcies providing one stop shopping for his clients.
Experience
36 Years of Direct Sales and Marketing Experience
Licensed Realtor® since 1999
Education
Southwest College - Associates Degree Information Technology
University of New Mexico - Bachelors Degree Business Administration
Professional Affiliations
Metrotex Association of Realtors
Collin County Association of Realtors
Texas Association of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
Testimonials
""We wanted to let you know how much we appreciated the help we were recently given by...Alan Wynn. My wife and I purchased a home in Allen and this would not have been possible without the tireless efforts of Mr. Wynn. He was our Buyer's Agent for the home in Allen, but he went out of his way to help us not only with this purchase, but also with the sale of our old home in Arlington. He did more to help us sell our home in Arlington than our listing agent did and his constant assistance made it possible for us to get the house we now live in. We have never been treated better than we were by Alan - he truly made us feel like we were his friends, not just customers.""
Scott & Margie Sun Jun 1, 2003
Scott & Margie Sun Jun 1, 2003
""We wanted to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to Alan Wynn for all of his hard work during our home selling and building/buying process...He worked hard at putting together a marketing strategy and planning new and better graphics that would show the best features of our home...Having Alan is a credit to the quality and professionalism that Coldwell Banker obviously demands of its associates...We recommend him to anyone we know that is thinking of buying or selling a house.""
Mike & Sheila Thu Aug 31, 2000
Mike & Sheila Thu Aug 31, 2000
""Alan found a buyer for the home on the first day of the listing and presented us with an excellent contract offer that evening. We closed within a month. During the entire transaction, Alan conducted himself with the utmost professionalism and integrity. His expertise and intelligence made the entire process amazingly easy.""
Steve & Becky Sat Dec 30, 2000
Steve & Becky Sat Dec 30, 2000
""On a professional basis, he is extremely knowledgeable, thorough, persistent, attentive and meticulous. Not once was I worried whether we were doing the right thing because he always walked us through our options and helped us weigh the pros and cons. He was everything we wanted and needed in a Realtor and then some.""
Larry & Andi Tue Jul 31, 2001
Larry & Andi Tue Jul 31, 2001
""During our discussions, I was so impressed with Alan's knowledge and work ethic that I eventually retained him as the Buyer's agent on this particular transaction. As a lawyer who deals with negotiations and business ethics on a daily basis, I respected and appreciated Alan's sensitivity to, and ethics with, a sale of this type. I can unequivocally state that the business portion of the home purchase was a seamless and professional interaction involving seller and buyer.""
Bill & Sons Fri Oct 1, 1999
Bill & Sons Fri Oct 1, 1999
""Alan always showed genuine concern and commitment to his work and to the welfare of his clients. He exhibited a very proactive approach in dealing with problems and was effective at anticipating and handling any potential issues before they surfaced. Alan was helpful by communicating and explaining in detail the whole real estate transaction process to my wife and I. He kept us informed on a daily basis.""
Jim & Sharon Sun Jun 30, 2002
Jim & Sharon Sun Jun 30, 2002
""From the first meeting, I knew that Alan was someone that I could trust completely. During the whole process, I can honestly say that I never doubted anything he did, not even once. Not only was he my real-estate agent, but he also became someone whose opinion I regarded very highly. I will never be able to thank Alan enough for the time and effort that he spent on my behalf. As long as he is in the real-estate industry, I would never even consider of looking for someone else. His ability to relate to his clients is an intangibility that distinguishes him from his peers.""
Jeff Thu Jan 30, 2003
Jeff Thu Jan 30, 2003
""Thanks to Alan, after a fast, easy, painless closing, we are settling into our new home in Los Rios. Alan worked diligently to sell our house in Allen in a very competitive buyer's market.
We love our new home and will be recommending Alan to anyone we know buying or selling a home in the future.""
Ray & Lisa Wed Jun 1, 2005
Ray & Lisa Wed Jun 1, 2005
"We were first time buyers going into the experience of searching for a home with absolutely no idea how the process worked. However, when we met with Alan for the first time he would not let us leave until we understood everything we were unclear about and we walked out of his office with so much valuable information. He was there for us every step of the way and with our weird schedule, he went out of his way to meet with us, even late in the evening. After the first day we met Alan he was a friend to us; a friend that is one heck of a Realtor. We are A.F.F.L. (Alan Fans For Life)!"
Jason & Amelie Thu Mar 30, 2006
Jason & Amelie Thu Mar 30, 2006
"We couldn't have had a better homebuying experience than we did with Alan Wynn! Being first time buyers, we had no clue what was going on. He met and communicated with us months before we were even beginning to look for our house! When we found "The One", we had a contract on it that night. We will recommend him to anyone we know buying a home, whether it be their first time or tenth time. He'll be our Realtor for life!"
Jared & Muriel Sun Dec 30, 2007
Jared & Muriel Sun Dec 30, 2007
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Alan Wynn answered:
Matt,
If you have ANY doubt about the level of service, expertise and commitment you are getting...or not getting...from your Realtor, you should seriously consider finding someone else. This is not an area where you can afford not to have an agent that has NOTHING but your best interests in mind.
Being a first time home buyer puts you in a position where you need an enormous amount of education about the process. You should clearly understand every single step that is involved. This should begin with your agent working directly with your Lender to determine exactly what sort of mortgage progam will be best suited for you and how the mortgage program...in conjunction with the property that you select...will be constructed. For example, do you need a Seller contribution for your closing costs, do you need a Buyer assistance program for your down payment, etc. These things and many others will actually determine how the offer for a property should be written. Then it's time to negotiate. And this is where a smart Realtor can really shine for their clients.
After negotiation and contract acceptance, there are a whole range of issues that will need attention and if any of them are overlooked, the result can be very costly to the Buyer.
Bottom line is this...whoever you choose as your representative should have the same respect from you as your doctor, your lawyer or your dentist. If you do not have this level of respect, you have chosen the wrong Realtor to represent you in the most important financial transaction of your life.
Hope this helps. Be careful.
Alan Wynn
Like NO ONE Else!
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
If you have ANY doubt about the level of service, expertise and commitment you are getting...or not getting...from your Realtor, you should seriously consider finding someone else. This is not an area where you can afford not to have an agent that has NOTHING but your best interests in mind.
Being a first time home buyer puts you in a position where you need an enormous amount of education about the process. You should clearly understand every single step that is involved. This should begin with your agent working directly with your Lender to determine exactly what sort of mortgage progam will be best suited for you and how the mortgage program...in conjunction with the property that you select...will be constructed. For example, do you need a Seller contribution for your closing costs, do you need a Buyer assistance program for your down payment, etc. These things and many others will actually determine how the offer for a property should be written. Then it's time to negotiate. And this is where a smart Realtor can really shine for their clients.
After negotiation and contract acceptance, there are a whole range of issues that will need attention and if any of them are overlooked, the result can be very costly to the Buyer.
Bottom line is this...whoever you choose as your representative should have the same respect from you as your doctor, your lawyer or your dentist. If you do not have this level of respect, you have chosen the wrong Realtor to represent you in the most important financial transaction of your life.
Hope this helps. Be careful.
Alan Wynn
Like NO ONE Else!
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Alan Wynn answered:
Leesa,
Excellent program. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully some propsective Buyers will follow up with you for more info.
Alan Wynn
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Excellent program. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully some propsective Buyers will follow up with you for more info.
Alan Wynn
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Alan Wynn answered:
Mathew,
Actually, zero move in is the best approach to buying a home especially if you are a first time buyer. With mortgage rates as low as they are, it does not make economic sense to put any money down on a house...unless absolutely required by the lender...because the effect on your monthly payment is minor. For example...with rates in the 6% range, each $1,000 of down payment will only reduce your monthly payment by about $7.00...that's it. It is better to keep you cash.
Again, some mortgage programs like FHA require a 2.25% net investment in the property. But a seller can contribute up to 6% of the sales price towards the Buyer closing costs...reducing the Buyers cash requirements.
There are buyer assistance programs that can provide for the down payment and this together with a Seller contribution...if structured correctly - and this is where an experienced Realtor is important...you can basically walk through the door with zero cash out of pocket.
The con is that you're actually using your equity position in the property to cover these costs and you would not be able to sell the property for a couple of years without being in the negative. But if you are planning on staying with the home for a while, I highly recommend this strategy. It is one that I work towards with all of my Buyer clients.
Please feel free to call or email if I can help you in any way.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Actually, zero move in is the best approach to buying a home especially if you are a first time buyer. With mortgage rates as low as they are, it does not make economic sense to put any money down on a house...unless absolutely required by the lender...because the effect on your monthly payment is minor. For example...with rates in the 6% range, each $1,000 of down payment will only reduce your monthly payment by about $7.00...that's it. It is better to keep you cash.
Again, some mortgage programs like FHA require a 2.25% net investment in the property. But a seller can contribute up to 6% of the sales price towards the Buyer closing costs...reducing the Buyers cash requirements.
There are buyer assistance programs that can provide for the down payment and this together with a Seller contribution...if structured correctly - and this is where an experienced Realtor is important...you can basically walk through the door with zero cash out of pocket.
The con is that you're actually using your equity position in the property to cover these costs and you would not be able to sell the property for a couple of years without being in the negative. But if you are planning on staying with the home for a while, I highly recommend this strategy. It is one that I work towards with all of my Buyer clients.
Please feel free to call or email if I can help you in any way.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Alan Wynn answered:
jd,
The term rebate is a little misleading. What is actually happening when an agent "rebates" to thier client is that they are sharing a portion of their commission. with them And whether it's a Listing Agent or a Buyers Agent, the same thing is true...the less money that is available to the agent, the lower the service levels will be.
Take for example a Listing Agent. The cost to list and market a house is an expense that the agent pays out of pocket. The less money that is available to them when the house sells translates direclty to the less money they can spend up front to get it sold. And in this market, it takes A LOT of marketing to compete. And the longer the house sits on the market because of a lack of marketing, the more out of pocket expense it costs the seller. So the "rebate" gets eaten up in the long run.
Same things with Buyers Agents. It costs them money to represent a Buyer...gas, dues, office supplies for reports, etc. And if a Buyers Agent has to give their client part of their commission, they will probably look for those houses that have agent bonuses etc. so that they can make up the loss. This may mean that the Buyer is not seeing all of the properties that might meet their critiera.
Not knowing the intent of you wanting a rebate, there may be other ways to accomplish this without resorting to working with a rebate agent. I highly discourage this because truly..."you get what you pay for". And when you are dealing with this kind of financial issue, you want the best.
Hope this helps. If you want to consider top level agents in the Houston area, I can certainly provide you with some contacts that will deliver world class service and solve the rebate issue some other way.
Please feel free to call or email if I can assist you further.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
The term rebate is a little misleading. What is actually happening when an agent "rebates" to thier client is that they are sharing a portion of their commission. with them And whether it's a Listing Agent or a Buyers Agent, the same thing is true...the less money that is available to the agent, the lower the service levels will be.
Take for example a Listing Agent. The cost to list and market a house is an expense that the agent pays out of pocket. The less money that is available to them when the house sells translates direclty to the less money they can spend up front to get it sold. And in this market, it takes A LOT of marketing to compete. And the longer the house sits on the market because of a lack of marketing, the more out of pocket expense it costs the seller. So the "rebate" gets eaten up in the long run.
Same things with Buyers Agents. It costs them money to represent a Buyer...gas, dues, office supplies for reports, etc. And if a Buyers Agent has to give their client part of their commission, they will probably look for those houses that have agent bonuses etc. so that they can make up the loss. This may mean that the Buyer is not seeing all of the properties that might meet their critiera.
Not knowing the intent of you wanting a rebate, there may be other ways to accomplish this without resorting to working with a rebate agent. I highly discourage this because truly..."you get what you pay for". And when you are dealing with this kind of financial issue, you want the best.
Hope this helps. If you want to consider top level agents in the Houston area, I can certainly provide you with some contacts that will deliver world class service and solve the rebate issue some other way.
Please feel free to call or email if I can assist you further.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Alan Wynn answered:
Frances,
Thank you for your decision...and for helping to make this industry adhere to the professional standards that are in place to protect Buyers and Sellers...and to hopefully help real estate agents better understand and appreciate their responsibilities to their clients.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Thank you for your decision...and for helping to make this industry adhere to the professional standards that are in place to protect Buyers and Sellers...and to hopefully help real estate agents better understand and appreciate their responsibilities to their clients.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Frances,
The attitudes that I read in some of these posts...no harm - no foul, let sleeping dogs lie, pick and choose your battles in life, etc...are exactly why things like this happen to Buyers and Sellers in the first place. Who gave the keys to who and when really doesn't matter...there is no clear cut procedure for this anyway. But what does matter is that you as the Seller were put into an extremely dangerous situation.
Until the Buyers loan is funded, you as the Seller have complete and 100% responsibility for the property. That is one reason you don't cancel your homeowners insurance until after the actual funding date. If the Buyer had caused accidental damage to the property...like a fire...or had fallen off of a ladder and injured themselves or the keys had gotten into someone elses hands and the property was vandalized...any number of things...you as the Seller would have been responsible. I am sure you know all of this already. And fortunately you were luck and none of this happened.
But here's the thing...
If you do not do anything about what happened, this sort of unprofessional behavior will continue and the next time it happens, the Seller may not be so lucky. Our business is one of professional standards. And to take such a casual attitude towards it as I have read in these posts is one reason we as real estate agents are not respected as we should be.
The Texas Real Estate Commission has a procedure for filing complains against the real estate community for issues just like this. The procedure was put in place for a reason...so that we can stop these kinds of things from happening again. And sometimes, TREC may even create a standard to cover this sort of situation if they feel it is important enough. But if they don't hear about it...not much they can do.
Our Code of Ethics states that it is our responsibility as agents to our clients to protect and provide for their best interests. My opinion...I don't see that this was done in your case. And I believe the real issue is...were you represented properly by your agent.? If you don't at least file a complaint, you are doing the real estate industry a disservice. To me, this was not a minor issue...it could have turned out quite badly
As you can see, I feel very strongly about these kinds of issues. And only you and the many other Buyers and Sellers that these types of things happen to can help us in clean up this industry. Too many agents take a much too casual approach on how they do business and in the end it usually affects their clients.
Again, this is my opinion but you are in a position here to make a difference.
Best regards.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
The attitudes that I read in some of these posts...no harm - no foul, let sleeping dogs lie, pick and choose your battles in life, etc...are exactly why things like this happen to Buyers and Sellers in the first place. Who gave the keys to who and when really doesn't matter...there is no clear cut procedure for this anyway. But what does matter is that you as the Seller were put into an extremely dangerous situation.
Until the Buyers loan is funded, you as the Seller have complete and 100% responsibility for the property. That is one reason you don't cancel your homeowners insurance until after the actual funding date. If the Buyer had caused accidental damage to the property...like a fire...or had fallen off of a ladder and injured themselves or the keys had gotten into someone elses hands and the property was vandalized...any number of things...you as the Seller would have been responsible. I am sure you know all of this already. And fortunately you were luck and none of this happened.
But here's the thing...
If you do not do anything about what happened, this sort of unprofessional behavior will continue and the next time it happens, the Seller may not be so lucky. Our business is one of professional standards. And to take such a casual attitude towards it as I have read in these posts is one reason we as real estate agents are not respected as we should be.
The Texas Real Estate Commission has a procedure for filing complains against the real estate community for issues just like this. The procedure was put in place for a reason...so that we can stop these kinds of things from happening again. And sometimes, TREC may even create a standard to cover this sort of situation if they feel it is important enough. But if they don't hear about it...not much they can do.
Our Code of Ethics states that it is our responsibility as agents to our clients to protect and provide for their best interests. My opinion...I don't see that this was done in your case. And I believe the real issue is...were you represented properly by your agent.? If you don't at least file a complaint, you are doing the real estate industry a disservice. To me, this was not a minor issue...it could have turned out quite badly
As you can see, I feel very strongly about these kinds of issues. And only you and the many other Buyers and Sellers that these types of things happen to can help us in clean up this industry. Too many agents take a much too casual approach on how they do business and in the end it usually affects their clients.
Again, this is my opinion but you are in a position here to make a difference.
Best regards.
Alan Wynn - Realtor
Like NO ONE Else!
214.729.5582
info@DallasHousesOnTheWeb.com
Specialties
Professional Designations
Previews International Property Specialist
The Coldwell Banker Previews International program has been marketing luxury homes since 1933. This luxury home marketing program has been exclusive to Coldwell Banker affiliates since 1980. The exclusive group of certified Previews International Property Specialists make up only 8.7 percent of the more than 123,000 Coldwell Banker residential sales associates worldwide.
In addition to a demanding performance criteria based on successfully selling luxury properties, Alan had to complete a prescribed certification course to earn the Previews International Property Specialist designation. The course covers topics such as developing detailed market analysis for sellers of luxury homes and how to make use of Previews resources to implement specialized marketing plans that will expose exceptional properties to affluent buyers on a world wide basis.
For homes with a market value above $500,000...Coldwell Banker Previews Program is without equal in the marketing of Fine Luxury Homes.
"For every one-in-a-million property, there is a one-in-a-million Buyer...and Previews knows how to find them."
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Certified Home Marketing Specialist
As a Certified Home Marketing Specialist, Alan has had in-depth training from Martha Webb, the author of "Dress Your House for Success" which has been featured on Good Morning America, CNN and in the New York Times. "Dress Your House for Success" is based on proven staging principles and techniques that have resulted in increased selling prices and reduced market time. While your house is unique, his staging and pricing skills will work in any market to position your house against the competition.
A Certified Home Marketing Specialist incorporates strategic pricing and staging concepts to create an increased level of Buyer awareness. Being a Certified Home Marketing Specialist means Alan's mission is to provide superior real estate marketing tools for use with home sellers and buyers and to manage staging as an element of total positioning in the market. He is committed to exploring innovative options to increase the effectiveness of the tools for his clients properties.
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Certified New Home Specialist
As a Certified New Home Specialist, Alan has completed the certification course recognized throughout the real estate industry as the premier certification specific to providing the highest level of service and professionalism in working with builders and new home buyers. Some of the subjects covered in the course include:
• Successful buyer/builder relations
• Architectural design and planning
• Evaluating quality construction
• Building site design and evaluation
• Reading blueprints and scales
• Site plans and topography
• Construction scheduling
• Materials, methods and terminology
• Customer service and support
• Organizational tools and systems
If you are considering either building or buying a new home, always seek the professional assistance of a Certified New Home Specialist.
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e-PRO
An e-PRO is a Realtor who has successfully completed the e-PRO training program for Real Estate professionals. Endorsed by the National Association of Realtors, the e-PRO course teaches professionals the nuts and bolts of working with Real Estate on-line: Web sites, e-mail, on-line tools and most of all, what today's Buyers and Sellers really want.
An e-PRO has access to advanced technology which can save you considerable expense. You have more tools to find or market your home, so you're likely to get a better price. With on-line home tours, you increase the number of potential Buyers that see your home and little to no cost. And using e-mail, you save money on long-distance calls and fax charges.
Relocating? An e-PRO is ideal for you. With the tools to do your research electronically, you can make a decision on a home the first day you're in town - or without traveling at all. You and your family save on travel costs. And after you've decided to buy, monitoring the sale by e-mail saves you even more.
Should you use an e-PRO? YES - especially if you're an Internet user. In this fast-paced age, technology has become a necessity. An e-PRO is someone who has recognized and responded to the needs of the new consumer. If you choose an e-PRO, it's a safe bet you'll get the kind of service you want and need.
Previews International Property Specialist
The Coldwell Banker Previews International program has been marketing luxury homes since 1933. This luxury home marketing program has been exclusive to Coldwell Banker affiliates since 1980. The exclusive group of certified Previews International Property Specialists make up only 8.7 percent of the more than 123,000 Coldwell Banker residential sales associates worldwide.
In addition to a demanding performance criteria based on successfully selling luxury properties, Alan had to complete a prescribed certification course to earn the Previews International Property Specialist designation. The course covers topics such as developing detailed market analysis for sellers of luxury homes and how to make use of Previews resources to implement specialized marketing plans that will expose exceptional properties to affluent buyers on a world wide basis.
For homes with a market value above $500,000...Coldwell Banker Previews Program is without equal in the marketing of Fine Luxury Homes.
"For every one-in-a-million property, there is a one-in-a-million Buyer...and Previews knows how to find them."
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Certified Home Marketing Specialist
As a Certified Home Marketing Specialist, Alan has had in-depth training from Martha Webb, the author of "Dress Your House for Success" which has been featured on Good Morning America, CNN and in the New York Times. "Dress Your House for Success" is based on proven staging principles and techniques that have resulted in increased selling prices and reduced market time. While your house is unique, his staging and pricing skills will work in any market to position your house against the competition.
A Certified Home Marketing Specialist incorporates strategic pricing and staging concepts to create an increased level of Buyer awareness. Being a Certified Home Marketing Specialist means Alan's mission is to provide superior real estate marketing tools for use with home sellers and buyers and to manage staging as an element of total positioning in the market. He is committed to exploring innovative options to increase the effectiveness of the tools for his clients properties.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Certified New Home Specialist
As a Certified New Home Specialist, Alan has completed the certification course recognized throughout the real estate industry as the premier certification specific to providing the highest level of service and professionalism in working with builders and new home buyers. Some of the subjects covered in the course include:
• Successful buyer/builder relations
• Architectural design and planning
• Evaluating quality construction
• Building site design and evaluation
• Reading blueprints and scales
• Site plans and topography
• Construction scheduling
• Materials, methods and terminology
• Customer service and support
• Organizational tools and systems
If you are considering either building or buying a new home, always seek the professional assistance of a Certified New Home Specialist.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
e-PRO
An e-PRO is a Realtor who has successfully completed the e-PRO training program for Real Estate professionals. Endorsed by the National Association of Realtors, the e-PRO course teaches professionals the nuts and bolts of working with Real Estate on-line: Web sites, e-mail, on-line tools and most of all, what today's Buyers and Sellers really want.
An e-PRO has access to advanced technology which can save you considerable expense. You have more tools to find or market your home, so you're likely to get a better price. With on-line home tours, you increase the number of potential Buyers that see your home and little to no cost. And using e-mail, you save money on long-distance calls and fax charges.
Relocating? An e-PRO is ideal for you. With the tools to do your research electronically, you can make a decision on a home the first day you're in town - or without traveling at all. You and your family save on travel costs. And after you've decided to buy, monitoring the sale by e-mail saves you even more.
Should you use an e-PRO? YES - especially if you're an Internet user. In this fast-paced age, technology has become a necessity. An e-PRO is someone who has recognized and responded to the needs of the new consumer. If you choose an e-PRO, it's a safe bet you'll get the kind of service you want and need.
Certifications & Awards
Achievements
These awards are given to Coldwell Banker associates who achieve a certain level of "production" during the calendar year and are earned by only the top 10%. It is a testament to those associates who are highly successful in consistently representing the best interests of their clients.
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Coldwell Banker International Sterling Society
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer...1999
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage...2000-2003
Coldwell Banker APEX...2004-2007
Coldwell Banker APEX Premier Club
Coldwell Banker APEX...2004 (PLUS Level)
Coldwell Banker APEX...2005 (PLUS Level)
Coldwell Banker APEX...2006 (ELITE Level)
Coldwell Banker APEX...2007 (PLUS Level)
Coldwell Banker Multi Million Dollar Club
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer...1999
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage...2000-2003
Coldwell Banker APEX...2004-2007
Coldwell Banker TOP 5
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer/Preston LBJ..1999
Coldwell Banker APEX/Plano...2004-2006
Coldwell Banker Rookie of the Year
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer/Preston LBJ...1999
These awards are given to Coldwell Banker associates who achieve a certain level of "production" during the calendar year and are earned by only the top 10%. It is a testament to those associates who are highly successful in consistently representing the best interests of their clients.
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Coldwell Banker International Sterling Society
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer...1999
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage...2000-2003
Coldwell Banker APEX...2004-2007
Coldwell Banker APEX Premier Club
Coldwell Banker APEX...2004 (PLUS Level)
Coldwell Banker APEX...2005 (PLUS Level)
Coldwell Banker APEX...2006 (ELITE Level)
Coldwell Banker APEX...2007 (PLUS Level)
Coldwell Banker Multi Million Dollar Club
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer...1999
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage...2000-2003
Coldwell Banker APEX...2004-2007
Coldwell Banker TOP 5
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer/Preston LBJ..1999
Coldwell Banker APEX/Plano...2004-2006
Coldwell Banker Rookie of the Year
Coldwell Banker Paula Stringer/Preston LBJ...1999
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