The Rebirth of A Community

I don't have children, I don't necessarily have any mind-blowing artistic ability of which I can beem with pride over a completed masterpiece; however, I do have Carolina Village.

Back in Jan. 09, I met with two gentleman who were at wits end regarding their community. Only three homes (out of 33) had sold in over 2 years.

I could tell instantly they weren't interested in hearing my marketing plan, my strategy, or really anything other than, "I can do this and I can do it quickly."

There was a little voice inside my head (in good company, as some days I have many:) that reminded me of the expense of taking on a development in a challenging economy. That same voice screamed at me and through quite the tantrum when I told them I could sell their development.

The next few weeks my nerves were doing the tango but I refused to let these two men down. I didn't.

Thanks to their ability to build a beautiful home, a quality home, a home that otherwise may be difficult to find in the $200,000 price range and their impeccable reputation, my job wasn't really all that impossible.

I am so proud. It is wonderful to watch this community thrive. The residents are happy, the builders are happy, and I am happy.

Only 8 lots left.