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About Ben Crawford
My family has deep ties to the Blount County and Maryville area. Our family was deeded farm land by John Sevier which my father still lives on, and we have an amazing historic connection to Maryville College. Over the years, many of my relatives have served the community in public positions. I am honored to continue these ties to our area while following my passion in real estate.
- 10 Years working in the industry.
- Graduated from Maryville College, BA in Business and Organizational Management.
- My thesis was ¿The Real Estate Appraisal Process and Current Real Estate Trends in Tennessee¿.
Coldwell Banker Wallace & Wallace
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Real Estate Advice
Homebuyer Tips
How To Use Color Trends To Make Your Home Decor Stand Out In 2023
Your home is a reflection of your personality, and the colors you choose to decorate it will play a crucial role in creating the ambiance and the mood of your living space. As we enter spring, the season of revival and rebirth, it’s the perfect time to start updating your home’s color scheme to keep it fresh, stylish and inviting. In this article, we’ll ...
Homebuyer Tips
Best Places To Live In Virginia
When looking for the best places to live in Virginia, you will not be disappointed. Located on the southeastern coast of the United States, Virginia is filled with rich history, natural beauty, and diverse communities. With its close proximity to Washington D.C. and the Atlantic Ocean, Virginia offers a unique blend of urban and rural living that makes it an attractive ...
Agent Advice
Content For Real Estate Agents: The Top Strategy For Success In 2023
As a real estate professional, you probably wonder why creating content for real estate agents has anything to do with the job, itself. But companies and agents picking up the routine made it evident that social media marketing and a solid overall web marketing strategy with content can be much more effective than paid advertisements. Well, as an agent, your ...
Agent Advice
Pros & Cons Of Being A Real Estate Agent
Before starting a real estate agent career, learn about the pros and cons of being a real estate agent. Weighing the benefits and drawbacks allows you to make smarter decisions about your future profession. A career in real estate may give considerable benefits. It can also provide various problems that must be overcome. It is a career that involves hard labor and ...
Agent Advice
Best Paying Jobs In Real Estate
Have you ever dreamed about a career with a 6 figure salary? Most people certainly have. What most people haven’t dreamed about, though, is how to get that amount of money. The reason for that might be that the goal seems to be lightyears away from reality, or it’s hard to make a move from the warmth of the comfort zone. Also there are people who are just ...
Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Caveat Emptor
Latin term meaning let the buyer beware. The buyer purchases at his or her risk, in the absence of fraud. This does not obligate the seller to volunteer information. However, legal statutes mandate full disclosure by the seller of known defects or problems in the property. ...
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Drywall Construction
The construction of stone or block walls without using concrete or mortar. Drywall construction is a traditional building technique used for stone field wall construction. Newer building blocks have been designed using precise fitting joints eliminating the need for concrete and mortar. See also ...
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Policy Provisions, Life
Stipulations of the rights and obligations of an insured and an insurer under a policy. ...
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Preexisting Condition
Illnesses or disability for which the insured was treated or advised within a stipulated time period before making application for a life or health insurance policy. A preexisting condition can result in cancellation of the policy. ...
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Umbrella Liability Insurance
Excess liability coverage above the limits of a basic business liability insurance policy such as the owners, landlords and tenants liability policy. For example, if a basic policy has a limit of $500,000, and it is exhausted by claims, the umbrella will pay the excess above $500,000 up to the limit ...