Don't miss the Annual Home Products and Garden Show this weekend at The Brazos County Expo Center, just outside of Bryan/College Station.
Our booth is booth # 45 and we have a drawing for a flat screen TV! The chances are real good you could win.
This is a great event. Lots of give-aways and cool stuff for the home and homeowner .
Garden equipment, countertops, appliances, all kinds of builder products and booths.
Open till 5:00 saturday and Sunday.
Ya'll come on out!
Fun For all!
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Since 1978 Classic Realty, Inc. has served the real estate needs of clients and customers in Bryan/College Station , Texas and the surrounding areas.
Recent national surveys conducted by an independent service company revealed that Classic Realty Associates has a 96% customer satisfaction rating, one of the best in the business.! In fact, several agents with the firm had 100% customer satisfaction in 2005. As one of the largest real estate firms in the area, Classic Realty takes great pride in this high rating. "This truly reflects the quality of our family of agents. They really do try harder!" states Brenton Riethmayer, broker, and vice president of sales at Classic Realty Associates.
New Facilities In January 2006, Classic Realty Associates relocated its offices to the new Southwood Business Center building located at 3600 Hwy 6 South in College Station adjacent to the Quality Suites Hotel. "For years we were in a convenient location. However, we finally asked ourselves the big question: ‘Convenient for whom?' We knew we needed to relocate our offices to an area in close proximity to many of the properties we sell. We trust this new location will benefit many clients and REALTORS®. This is a great new facility," states M.F. "Trey" Thurmond, broker, GRI, and company president.
Trey has been an active in real estate for 3 decades. He is a past REALTOR® Association President and a past REALTOR® of the Year. "At Classic Realty Associates, our resources establish and foster life-long relationships with customers and clients. From the first contact to the closing table and beyond, we do our best to provide the best service possible. Trey is married to Khris Thurmond and has two children, Autumn McEwen and JakeThurmond.
Brenton is a past president of the local Multiple Listing Service and is the 2007' President for the local REALTORS® Association. He too is a past REALTOR® of the Year. He and his family reside in College Station. Riethmayer is quick to point out the extensive training programs at the firm. "At Classic Realty Associates, we truly offer some of the most comprehensive training opportunities in the area. This helps to ensure our clients will always be working with competent and knowledgeable REALTORS® who have the resources necessary to provide premier service. We realize service is the key to building long-lasting relationships in Bryan/College Station."
Call Us at 979-694-8844 or email classic@classicbcs.com
We want to represent or clients in the most professional way possible.
Our office has been around for about 30 years in Bryan-College Station Texas. We receive a lot of "agent referrals." For that I am so grateful. By that I don't mean buyers or sellers....I mean agents, live people, new licensees, that are told to come see us for beginning their careers. Not that many offices actually have an ongoing training plan and program anymore. Most of the franchises do, and a few of the larger independents. A whole lot of firms depend on the few offices that do train, to supply a pool of newly trained agents for them. They want them to train the newer agents, and then invite them over to affiliate. Don't get me wrong. There are a few firms that still train and by in large do a good job. I admire those firms that do. There are so many techniques and so much technological stuff to teach nowadays. There are some alternates to actual company led training...IE mentoring, working as an assistant, etc. But by and large new agents seem to be more and more on their own.
Recently we have seemed to have delt with more and more under-trained individuals on the other end of transactions. This is sad, but in the spirit of the golden rule we try our darnedest to help them, while trying not to violate our own fiduciary requirements or demean them in any way. I have had 10 year old contract forms delivered innocently by poorly trained agents and asked them where they got it. " Oh it was in my textbook from a prep class I took a while back and I copied it. My broker told me to figure it out for myself. But they don't charge me much to keep my licensee there."
"Then they asked "would you help me fill it out?" How awkward a situation.
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