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About Nick Farr
Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Nick joined the Fire Department of New York City (FDNY) Explorer Program where he became an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) at age 17. He received his paramedic licensed from the Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Center's Paramedic Program. To his credit Nick was one of the many brave first responders at the World Trade Center tragedy on September 11, 2001. As a paramedic, Nick developed his love and compassion for people.
While working for the fire department, Nick was active in the "Big Brother Program" mentoring inner city youth. He was involved in various community activities throughout his career.
After 18 years of service and retiring from the department, Nick began a successful small computer building/ repair service that came to an end when he decided to relocate to Atlanta. Upon getting acclimated, he purchased a home and decided that he would like to help others do the same. After earning his real estate license, Nick joined the Buckhead Chastain Office of Harry Norman Realtors.
As an agent, Nick has learned to apply the same principles and value of care that he gained as a paramedic. When working with buyers and sellers, he understands their concerns in advance and is prepared with solutions and guidance to create a painless experience. His contagious enthusiasm makes him a pleasure to do business with.
Nick loves animals. He has adopted two abandoned rescues that had a very little chance of survival. When not working, Nick enjoys dog sitting for his friends and neighbors. He also enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, fishing and grilling.
With his knowledge of the Atlanta real estate market, he is the agent to contact for assistance with your Real Estate needs.
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