Stephen Dunbar, a native of Augusta, Georgia, moved to the Coastal Empire in 2009. It was here that his passion for real estate developed. After buying and renovating his first home, he knew that becoming an advocate for others navigating the real estate market was exactly what he wanted to do. Whether looking to put a home on the market, a first-time homebuyer, searching for a fixer-upper or searching for that forever home, Stephen is here to help!
A graduate of Georgia Southern University (the ‘Real GSU’), Stephen was a double major acquiring bachelor’s degrees in both Marketing, with an emphasis in sales, and Logistics/Intermodal Transportation. He spent over thirteen years as a manager in the railroad industry, where he mastered his work ethic, communication and organizational skills—a perfect skill set needed to serve his real estate clients.
Contact Stephen today and let him use his experience to open doors for you!
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Keller Williams Realty
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC, 29926
Stephen Dunbar
How A Good Bio Can Kickstart Your Real Estate Career
As a real estate agent, it’s no secret that marketing is the key to good sales numbers. You’re not just selling real estate; you’re selling yourself. How you are perceived as a professional is the most important, most crucial and most notable aspect of your job. Regardless which region you live in, what type of real estate you sell or what you do in ...
Real Estate Niche: Green Homes
Life in the 21st century is coming with some very welcome changes. Nowadays, it’s becoming more approachable to have a lifestyle that allows you to live more harmoniously with your environment. We're heading towards a much broader path towards sustainability. People are looking into what a sustainable lifestyle would ask of them, and what changes they would have ...
How Your Appearance Affects Your Sales
As a real estate professional, you’ve probably heard one person or another talk about “dressing for success” while they show you their new watch or tailored suit. This expression is used broadly in a lot of different ways, but in the world of real estate it actually holds a lot more meaning than you might imagine. A crucial aspect of working as a ...
Restoring A Repossessed Home: Dealing With Damage
For a person who’s got an enterprising spirit, the world is full of money-making opportunities. From investment to entrepreneurship and good old-fashioned hard work, there is almost no set of circumstances that can keep a sharp-witted business man or woman down financially. Everyone gets knocked down from time to time; what’s important is how you go about ...
How To Build Confidence As A Realtor
If you’re just starting out in the world of real estate, you’ll quickly find out just how important it is to be confident. As is the case in many other business sectors, what you’re selling isn’t as important as the way in which you sell it. The better your pitch, the more likely people are to buy, and the best way to improve your pitch is by ...
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What is reconciliation in real estate? Both aspiring appraisers and wannabe real estate agents know the definition of reconciliation in real estate. In appraisal, it refers to the process of assessing the three major approaches - the market comparison, the cost approach, and the income approach - t ...
The present value of a house, given the elderly owner's right to live there until she dies or voluntarily moves out, under FHA's reverse mortgage program. ...
Person who engages an agent or broker for advice and possible purchase of insurance. ...
Rights of employees who leave an employer with a qualified plan to withdraw their accumulated benefits. With a contributory plan, employees have immediate rights to their own contributions, plus earnings. If they leave the employer, the accumulated money belongs to them. But they are not entitled to ...