Angie Cody

If I could give one piece of advice to a buyer trying to purchase a home, it would be to get clear on your needs and finances before you start shopping. Talk with a trusted lender to get pre-approved so you know your true budget and can act quickly when the right property comes along. Be prepared to prioritize your “must-haves” over “nice-to-haves,” and lean on a knowledgeable real estate professional to help you navigate the market, negotiate strongly, and avoid costly mistakes. A little preparation upfront can make the process smoother and give you the best chance of landing the home you love.

focus on presentation and pricing. First impressions matter, so take the time to declutter, freshen up, and highlight your home’s best features—whether that’s curb appeal, staging, or a simple deep clean. At the same time, price your home strategically with the guidance of a knowledgeable agent; an overpriced home can sit on the market, while the right price can attract multiple offers and maximize your return. Finally, stay flexible and open during showings and negotiations—buyers often move fast, and being ready can make all the difference in getting to the closing table smoothly

With an extensive background in marketing, Angie’s business is primarily seller-focused. She specializes in helping homeowners who are moving out of state, downsizing, navigating estates, or going through divorce, guiding them with expertise and compassion through every step of the selling process. While her business is seller heavy, Angie also works closely with relocating buyers moving to the Knoxville area, as well as first-time homebuyers who are referred to her, ensuring they have the knowledge and support needed to make confident decisions.

Angie began her real estate career in 2006, bringing with her a strong background in outside sales and an entrepreneurial spirit. At the time, she was expecting her first child and looking for a path that would allow her to combine family life with building a business of her own. Real estate felt like a natural fit, offering the flexibility to raise her child while creating a career that aligned with her passion for helping people and her drive to succeed as a business owner.