After over 10 years in the hospitality industry, I was ready for a change. I started the second phase of my career in 2011 when I became a Realtor.I have my CDPE designation which provided me with the knowledge to help sellers sell their distressed properties though Short Sales and Redemption Sales and help buyers buy distressed properties. I am proficient in aiding buyers but short sales, HUD homes, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac properties and other REO properties.I was born in Wayne County and spent most of my life there.
I also called Livingston County home for several years. With this knowledge of areas and market trends in a variety of areas, I consider myself a Tri-County Agent working from as far South as Belleville to as far North as Fenton. In 2014, I became a broker and opened up my own company MOVING THE MITTEN REAL ESTATE GROUP. I have two friendly, knowledgeable agents ready to assist!I am a full-time Realtor, available 7 days a week! Call me when you're ready to buy or sell! I would be happy to guide you through this confusing, but rewarding Real Estate Market!
Therese Antonelli
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Buying A Home In High Point NC
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Period, set by law, after which a damage claim cannot be made. Limits are set by individual states and usually range from one to seven years. ...