Rob Clark

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Rob Clark, in Roanoke
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About Me
I have called Roanoke, Virginia home since 1990 ( not counting my time as a student at Roanoke College ). I enjoy living in Roanoke for many reasons, but the things I love most about my hometown are the natural beauty, cost of living, and sense of community that I think is unique for a city this size. Roanoke is also a fantastic place to raise a family or retire. For more information about Roanoke visit: http://www.roanokeva.gov.

I am an agent with MKB, REALTORS ( 800.879.6527 ) http://www.mkbrealtors.com/rclark
Graduate, REALTOR® Institute (GRI)
EcoBroker certified® Visit the EcoBroker site at: http://www.ecobroker.com
I am an accredited Buyer Representative ( ABR )
I am a certified Cartus Network Referral Specialist
Member, Roanoke Regional Chamber of Commerce- http://www.roanokechamber.org


I enjoy serving both buyers and sellers. If you are thinking about relocating to the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains please contact me for a free relocation kit.

Do you want to start searching for homes in the greater Roanoke area right away? It's easy. Simply go to my real estate resource center at http://www.RobClarkRealtor.com and create a custom search that best suits your home buying needs. You can even sign up for a free home update which notifies you anytime there is a new listing that fits your search criteria.
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Cm, Buyer & Seller in 07480

HRIS Manager looking to move to Roanoke, VA

Asked Tue Sep 2 2008, 17:54 by Cm  -  Roanoke  -  Home Buying  -  4 answers
Rob Clark answered:
I fell in love with Roanoke almost 20 years ago. I know how it feels! Locally, you might try:
http://www.jobs.roanoke.com

and / or

our Chamber of Commerce site http://www.roanokechamber.org. These might be a good place to start

Best wishes, - Tue Sep 2 2008, 18:23
Missy, Home Buyer in Vinton

What all does the buyer have to pay for at closing?

Asked Sat Mar 22 2008, 06:35 by Missy  -  Vinton  -  Home Buying  -  6 answers
Rob Clark answered:
Hi Missy,

In this market right now it is not uncommon to ask the seller to assist with closing costs. That is something that can always be negotiated.

Best of luck - Sat Mar 22 2008, 06:57
Lisa, Just Looking in Whitehall

Relocating-Is it better to move to the areas surrounding the city of Roanoke?

Asked Thu Jan 3 2008, 15:17 by Lisa  -  Roanoke  -  Crime & Safety  -  10 answers
Rob Clark answered:
Hi Lisa,

There are many options available in your price range in the city of Roanoke ,as well as, the City of Salem and the adjoining counties. A quick search of our area MLS brought up about 70+ currently active listings. It really depends on what you prefer. Roanoke has an urban core ( fun nightlife, and many cultural amenities- A fantastic new art museum ( opening in about a year ), theater, opera, shopping, etc.).

Then, in about a 15 to 20 minute drive you are in the mountains and a more rural environment. The Appalachian trail and the Blue Ridge Parkway are both on the outskirts of town- very accessible.

There are many options. A good place to start might be the City website: http://www.roanokeva.gov

Best wishes - Thu Jan 3 2008, 17:44
Jamesthompson, Just Looking in 22701

want to rent a home

Asked Mon Dec 3 2007, 05:54 by Jamesthompson  -  22701  -  Using Trulia  -  4 answers
Rob Clark answered:
You might consider trying Craigslist, or as francesca mentioned, a local real estate agency. Some of them have a property management division. Try to find out which ones do and you may find yourself with lots of options. - Mon Dec 3 2007, 06:37
Bob Alworth, Just Looking in Newport News

We LOVE our current home: a cozy brick rancher in an established neighborhood close to a local college,

Asked Sun Nov 18 2007, 05:44 by Bob Alworth  -  Newport News  -  Home Buying  -  10 answers
Rob Clark answered:
If you do decide to move find a Realtor who is a good buyer agent, and make sure you let them know how important it is for you not to have your current experience repeated with your next home. A good local buyer's agent who knows the market will hopefully be able to address your needs. - Sun Nov 18 2007, 10:31
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My Listings
Single-Family Home, VA 24014 Single-Fami…
$539,500
4 br  3½ ba Listing Web Site
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Specialties
I am an EcoBroker Certified real estate professional encouraging sustainable building and real estate practices.

I am an Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR).

I enjoy working with buyers and sellers in Roanoke City, especially in S.W. Roanoke City and South Roanoke. I am also quite familiar with our entire MLS area.
Experience
Latest:
Agent for MKB, REALTORS
REALTOR
March 2004—present
Certifications & Awards
Graduate, REALTOR institute (GRI)
Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR)
Ecobroker Certified
Certified Cartus Network Referral Specialist
Interests
My biggest interest is in my family. I also spend time enjoying & playing music.

As a former bookstore owner I also enjoy reading and firmly believe that you can never stop learning...unless you want to.

I am also interested in my local community of Roanoke, Virginia...a great place to live, do business, retire, or raise a family.
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