Ten reasons why I love my niche: It feels good helping people The Deaf community appreciates a Realtor who can communicate in ASL I like being unique It’s were my heart and values are It’s real…in other words it is where my life experiences have led me I do a good job & people appreciate […]
Category Archives: wheelchair accessible
C.A.R.E (Council for Ageless Residential Environments) doing a fundraiser to support the Sassafras accessible playground in Raleigh
The newly formed CARE (Council for Ageless Residential Environments) of the Raleigh/Wake County Homebuilders Association is planning a fundraiser on March 15th at NeuWave Systems from 5:00 – 8:00pm. A $25 ticket gets you BBQ, beer tastings from local breweries and participation in an auction being held that evening. Part of the proceeds will go […]
Great “Aging in place” community: Village of Aversboro
I want to highlight a new subdivision which is for seniors who are proactive planners. They plan that this will be their last home. They want to “age in place“. This community is the Village of Aversboro in Garner NC. I think this is a lovely community and I think you will too. […]
Honored by an article in my local paper
I am honored and tickled pink that there was an article written in my local paper about my niche in real estate and what I do. The title is “No barriers to a dream home”. My mission is be of serve to the WHOLE disability and “aging in place” community. Hopefully the article will bring […]
Letter of Recomendation
When someone takes the time to write an incredibly glowing letter of recommdnation for you and you feel so honored by it, you just have to share it. Thank you Jerry. I am flattered and honored. […]
Finding a Wheelchair Accessible Home: It’s a Partnership
I am a disability housing specialist and the plain facts are it is HARD to find accessible homes or ones that are built with Universal Design elements in mind. They are out there but they are few and far between. It’s like finding a needle in a hay stack. Accessibility is not the same to everyone. Another […]
