Lola Mcintyre

"Your Real Estate Leader in Emerging Technologies"
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Lola Mcintyre, in Carmel
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About Me
Real Estate Agent, Century 21-Scheetz Co., Carmel, IN

Buy | Sell | Build

As your full-time REALTOR®, Lola is committed to do her best to protect your personal and financial interests and market your home in a skilled, timely, professional manner. Lola’s marketing skills soar beyond normal real estate services. Read more to find out how...

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Who's Who in Real Estate (2007), Who’s Who Among Executives and Professionals (2006-2007 “Honors Edition”), Who’s Who in the World (2004), Who’s Who in America (2003), Who’s Who of American Women (2002), and International Who’s Who of Professional Educators (2001)

Associate Faculty at University of Indianapolis, Instructor University of Tennessee
As one of the earliest proponents of multimedia (since '82) for use in marketing and education, Lola will increase your market exposure by 500% at no additional cost to you. Just as Professor McIntyre’s students consistently rated her in the top 10% of the national database, Lola McIntyre, full-time REALTOR, sets the bar for the highest real estate marketing standards by custom crafting a multi-layered digital marketing plan for each client. Lola does more than sell a house - she markets it with some of the strongest marketing skills in Indiana real estate.

Self-Employed Business Owner in MI, TN, IN
Lola has a strong work ethic - she successfully markets her own business, she is a professional musician and veteran teacher. Lola’s leading-edge marketing skills will expand the exposure of your home or provide a clear advantage to you as a buyer’s agent.

Carmel Resident - Since 1989
Lola is a trusted community leader who advises her clients with an ear to the living heartbeat of the real estate market at local and national levels. Lola and her husband, Russ, selected Carmel, Indiana over many other choices. Why? Carmel offers so much for a community of its size: award winning schools, community sports programs for children, Carmel Symphony Orchestra, Monon Greenway Trail, Central Partk, Carmel Fest, Farmers’ Market, Tour de Carmel, International Arts Festival, Art and Design District, premium health care and a new Performing Arts Center.

Director of Music Ministries; Our Lady of Mount Carmel - 1991-1997
Lola’s work in church ministry established a model for serving her real estate clients with efficient professionalism, confidentiality, and heart.
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Stephanie, Home Buyer in Indianapolis

Looking for a recommended agent?

Asked Wed Sep 3 2008, 15:24 by Stephanie  -  Indianapolis  -  Home Buying  -  12 answers
Lola Mcintyre answered:
Hello,

I would be most happy to help you. Enjoy the web link to help with your search for a new home. Please feel free to contact me via the web link. Our office is number 1 in Hamilton County & Carmel, and our Relocation Department has earned top global awards, and I have earned special CARTUS relocation training. I personally have lived in Carmel for 20 years, attend church in the Meridian Kessler area, and taught as adjunct professor at the University of Indianapolis, on the south side of town.

I look forward to helping you find the perfect home for you!

Lola

Lola McIntyre, M.M., REALTOR
Century 21 Scheetz - Wed Sep 3 2008, 21:56
Valarie Craig, Home Buyer in Indianapolis

before i purchase ppoperty what is one of the first of at least things that i must do

Asked Sat May 24 2008, 17:38 by Valarie Craig  -  Indianapolis  -  Home Buying  -  9 answers
Lola Mcintyre answered:
1)Interview REALTORS (buyers don't pay for this, the seller does)
2)Ask your REALTOR to recommend an experienced, ethical mortgage broker or two and see them as soon as possible
3)Find out your price range which will be comfortable and get pre-qualified
4)Ask your REALTOR to set you up on an automated client gateway to the Broker's Listing Cooperative (BLC aka MLS).
5)When you visit properties ask your REALTOR for the comps within the last 6 months
6)Look for what lights you up (that tells you what you're wanting in a home - a good realtor will watch for this)
7)Estimate cost per sq. ft. and do the math
8)Make an offer!

Now wasn't that easy? :-) Call me I'll help (317) 814-5385 - Thu Jun 12 2008, 13:56
Kyle, Home Buyer in Phoenix

Does anyone have a map of all the Indy neighborhoods that they can send to me, or know where I can get one?

Asked Tue Apr 1 2008, 13:24 by Kyle  -  Indianapolis  -  General Area  -  4 answers
Lola Mcintyre answered:
I just checked with our RELO department and I don't know of a hard copy map available. There are some good articles about area neighborhoods in the Indianapolis Monthly - our city magazine. You'll enjoy it if you are moving here soon. Some neighborhoods are marked by HOA's and others by developers, and they keep changing. So, for this reason (and others), finding an up to date map of this nature will seem very difficult. Let me know your price range and I'll set you up on a automated gateway with listings as they occur - this may give you a sense of each neighborhood since the BLC (MLS) has a mapping feature. - Thu Jun 12 2008, 13:46
Rachel, Home Seller in Jackson

Hi. I've got sort of an ethical question I guess. Hubby and I are thinking we might want to sell our

Asked Mon Jun 9 2008, 09:16 by Rachel  -  47220  -  Home Selling  -  7 answers
Lola Mcintyre answered:
As a REALTOR, I always look forward to working with clients at anytime. The fact you are so upfront about your timeline is a great draw. How exciting! Good luck to both of you! - Thu Jun 12 2008, 13:34
Joe, Home Buyer in 02464

Is there a noticeable difference in commute time from downtown to either Fishers, Carmel, or Zionsville?

Asked Fri May 9 2008, 19:02 by Joe  -  Indianapolis  -  Traffic & Public Transportation  -  5 answers
Lola Mcintyre answered:
Commute from Fishers will depend on your home location. North/East end of Fishers has a lot of traffic down I69, which would add considerable time to your commute compared to the south side of Carmel. Down Keystone to Fall Creek is rather quick. When I taught adjunct courses at the University of Indianapolis, I tried many routes from Carmel. Neighborhoods with easy access to Keystone, Meridian, or Michigan are all worth considering. - Thu Jun 12 2008, 13:29
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Sell: Marketing homes with emerging technologies.
Buy: Advanced searches specific to your criterion.
Build: Finding the builder, community, lot & layout just for you

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CARTUS Relocation Certified
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