Top Charlotte Gay & Lesbian Real Estate Agents
Charlotte's top gay realtors pre-screened and ready to serve you. Choose the one that's right for you!
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Chris - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
Chris got into real estate based on his desire to help people achieve their goals of owning a home. He is passionate about making the buying or selling process fun and as stress free as possible. What makes Chris stand out? His enthusiasm, energy, an...
Guy - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
Guy earned his real estate license in 2000 and before joining his brokerage was a Sales manager at another local firm in Charlotte. In addition to being a Broker, Guy is an accredited staging professional , a graduate of the Leadership Development pr...
Joe - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
#1 Brokerage Residential Team in NC/SC
Over 1000 Homes Sold“Serving Communities from Lake Norman to Rock Hill & from Concord to Gastonia” As an agent who's an expert in this local area, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise about b...
Jodi - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
I have 15 years experience in sales and marketing and my loyalty and dedication to my clients have made those years very successful. I have bought and sold several homes and investment properties, and know the ins and outs of real estate transactions...
Mark - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
Mark is a native North Carolinian and ranks among the top 5% of Realtors locally and nationally. He and his team manage an average of 100 transactions a year and balances a buyer and seller inventory. Mark is looked upon for his knowledge of The Qu...
Matt - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
Whether you're looking for your first home, or are relocating to the Charlotte area, Matt and his team are here to help. Matt has been in real estate for nearly decade, having worked for a luxury builder before entering sales nearly thirteen years ag...
Tracy - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
I have been in Charlotte since 2007 after living in Michigan my entire life. I love Charlotte! The city has grown by leaps and bounds and it is an exciting time to be here. The history, combined with the new growth has made Charlotte the "place to...
J Andrew - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
My brokerage team consistently produces multi-million dollars in sales each year. The group focuses on the most exclusive enclaves within the Metro Charlotte Area including the surrounding Counties of Gaston, Lincoln, Cleveland, Union County in NC an...
Eric - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
A North Carolina native, Eric embodies the true essence of southern hospitality. Combining his engaging personality with his professional demeanor he builds a positive and memorable experience for his clients.With over 9 years experience in the r...
Jason - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
Jason is a native North Carolinian, having spent most of his life living in Jacksonville, NC, before moving to the Charlotte area in the summer of 2014. As a REALTOR®, certified LGBT Business Enterprise, and former public educator, Jason enjoys help...
Franklin - Gay Real Estate Agent - Charlotte, NC
Franklin has made Charlotte his home since 1998 when he attended Queens College as a freshman. He fell in love with the city and is an enthusiastic supporter of all that Charlotte has to offer. He has a passion for the southern, diverse and vibrant c...
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Charlotte, NC, Top LGBT Neighborhoods and Home Prices
Charlotte, North Carolina, is the state’s largest city and the second-largest city in the southeast. It’s home to more than 800,000 people, and its metro area has more than 2.3 million individuals living in it. Charlotte is known as one of the major financial cities in the U.S. and is home to both a major operations center for Wells Fargo and the Bank of America corporate headquarters. Other major industries include sports, entertainment, and tourism. If you’re thinking of mov more.......................
Charlotte’s 2014 Top LGBT Neighborhoods and Home Prices
Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina and, as of 2013, was the 23rd largest metro area in the United States. With such a large population, it’s no surprise that Charlotte has several different LGBT-friendly communities. The city itself is actually more liberal than many parts of North Carolina, which explains why it’s so welcoming. The Uptown area is full of nightlife, culture, and restaurants. It’s also the location of the LGBT Community Center of more.......................
Gay Realtors Charlotte | Selling Historic Homes
If you have a historic home to sell gay realtors Charlotte recommend finding and interviewing agents who specializes in selling this type of home. Very often a true lover of older architecture with a keen eye to what these homes can be worth as works of art of historical value, will come to the seller with an experienced list of things that must be restored or repaired to maximize your return on investment. At first the list might seem daunting but gay realtors Charlotte recommend that you follo more.......................
Charlotte Home Prices & Sales Rise in September
Closings in the 10-county area jumped 14 percent during the month from the same time a year ago. Last month saw 2,244 closings in the Charlotte market, up from 1,968 in September 2011, according to the report released Tuesday. The average sale price also increased in September, the report shows, marking an eighth straight month of year-over-year gains. Last month’s average home price was $206,051, up 4.8 percent from $196,649 in September 2011. The median sales price — considered a more.......................
Gay Real Estate Charlotte On Buying Abandoned Houses
Gay real estate Charlotte has seen many property investors fix and flip and successfully rent out abandoned houses that were up for foreclosure. One way to locate these homes is to simply drive around and look for them in depressed areas of time ~ usually a drive around the city will reveal more than couple of these rundown abandoned homes. Gay real estate Charlotte has noted that most abandoned homes have a few common characteristics. Usually the lawn and garden is overgrown. There are usually more.......................
