About Anna Granger
Looking for a real estate professional to help you make the RIGHT move?
Look no further! I am originally from Germany and moved to the United States in 1994. Raising 3 sons while running a successful business has taught me the importance of structure and self-discipline!I started my real estate career in 2001 and will gladly put my experience and knowledge to work for you - no matter if you are buying or selling!
I use a smart and honest approach to help you achieve your real estate goals while always protecting you and looking out for your best interest. This is important because the world of real estate can be complicated, competitive and sometimes scary.
What I do is find out your specific needs and wants, create a plan that fits your time frame, fight for your interests, anticipate challenges and address them before they turn into problems. The benefit to you is simply the most net in your pocket with the least amount of worry.
SEE WHAT PAST CLIENTS ARE SAYING ABOUT ME!!!
Would Highly Recommend !
Anna was courteous, honest, fast and extremely efficient. She is easy to work with and keeps you up to par with the happenings on your listing. A pleasure to do business with and seems to go above and beyond with getting her comparisons ready and a wonderful handy pamphlet she presents to you, that allows you to be pro-active as well. A woman of her word. Thanks again Anna.
Bob and Debbie G.
Anna is wonderful!
Working with Anna Granger was an exceptional experience. From her organization to her knowledge, we felt like we were in the best hands possible when purchasing a home. She was always prompt and easy to communicate with. She had solid recommendations and good contacts. We would definitely work with her again and recommend her to anyone looking to purchase or sell a home.
Anne M.
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- Multi-million dollar producer ($14 million in 2018)
- Average sales price to list price ratio: 99.34%
- Average days on market of homes sold in the last 365 days: 16 days
- Consistent 5 Star Rating on Zillow from former clients
- 5 STAR Real Estate Agent 10 years in a row 2009-2018
- Named one of the ten best real estate agents to work with in NC (American Institute of RE Professionals, 2016, 2017 & 2018)
- Licensed and full time Real Estate Professional since 2004
- In good standing with the Real Estate Commission
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Strategic Pricing Specialist (SPS)
- Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR)
- Internet Professional (ePro)
- Short Sale and Foreclosure Resource (SFR)
- Co-Author of "The Essential Guide To Charlotte Real Estate" – Bestseller on Amazon.com
- Weekly contributor to Mint Hill Times
- Mint Hill Chamber of Commerce Board Member & Director
- Ownership of process, quick follow up, knowledgeable & experienced
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Homebuyer Tips
Housing Market Predictions For 2022
We are almost done with 2021 and the incredibly chaotic housing market that came with it. It’s natural that we look forward and try to understand what next year will look like. Many home shoppers experienced the double-edge sword of 2021’s housing market. Witnessing how the housing market appreciated over the last twelve months fueled fears of another ...
Homebuyer Tips
How Will The Hybrid Work Week Shape Homebuyer’s Preferences?
People take a lot of time thinking about what they want in a new home and rightly so! We want to make sure we’re buying a home that meets all of our wants and needs. We want to find an affordable place that is near friends and family, but also close enough to work, as well. And, of course, we want to make sure we can find an affordable property that isn’t ...
Home Seller Tips
How To Host An Open House And Generate Leads While Doing It
As a well-established convention in the sphere of real estate, the sight of an open home being hosted by a local real estate agent is not at all uncommon. If you were to drive through an average suburban neighborhood on any given sunny summer afternoon, you’d likely come across a number of these events, extending an open invitation to any and all willing visitors. ...
Home Seller Tips
How To Improve The Privacy Of Your Home
If you live in a residential neighborhood, there’s a good chance that you’ve had to deal with neighbors who don’t respect your privacy. Whether they’re peering through a pair of binoculars surveilling your Sunday afternoon barbeque or dropping by unannounced to “see how you’re doing”, these unpleasant individuals are the bane of ...
Homebuyer Tips
In The Miscellaneous Labyrinth Of Real Estate Finance
To those of us who’ve gone through the process of moving, it’s no secret that moving can be a hassle and a half, between the stress and substantial financial investments. We usually decide to relocate for various reasons, such as a brand new workplace, the prospect of a brighter future, climate changes, or even the global pandemic. COVID-19 made ...
Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Buying Power Index (BPI)
Average of income, retail revenue, and population of a locality as a percentage of the entire United States. It reflects the economic status of a particular region. ...
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Inside Trim
Interior building trim surrounding windows, doors, and baseboards. Interior trim is both decorative and functional. It comes in several different styles and serves to finish the adjoining surfaces between window casements and doorway edges as well as other surfaces, such as baseboards and stairwells ...
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Spec House
Are you speculating what is a spec house?(sorry for the lousy pun) The textbook spec house definition is of “one built on a speculative basis, without an order on the books”. Here’s the idea behind spec houses: normally, the future homeowner hires a building company/contractors t ...
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Specific Lien
Lien on a given property, such as an person's house as a collateral for a loan. ...
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Subject To Mortgage Or Trust Deed
Situation in which a purchaser acquires mortgaged property and continues to pay the mortgagee for the debt outstanding. Although the new buyer continues to pay the mortgagee for the debt due, the new buyer is not liable for the amount due. In the case of a default, the seller of the property is liab ...