Debbie Wright

Find several neighborhoods you like and drive around. Make sure you like the areas. Then seek a mortgage professional to find out how much home you can afford.

Identify where you would be going once you move. Are you buying at the same time? Then relocate unnecessary items into storage. Rearrange your furnishing to bring out your homes best features.

Sellers, Buyers, Investors. All types

I just sold a dream home to a long time client. The home was a 4/2/pool home on a lake. Gorgeous! The seller was elderly and had some damage occur before the closing. I worked together with the listing agent to get the repairs accomplished in time to close!

IT has been a dream for years. I started in Commercial Appraising just before the housing crash. During that time I learned so much! Once the decline reached the commercial market, a few years later, I transitioned into residential. I still represent clients in both commercial and residential transactions. The lessons in both have been priceless.

Well working through the worst market in history and surviving is all the experience I need! The last 11 years have been an education in itself. I hold a degree in Information Systems and was working on my finance degree just before the birth of my daughter. My years as a Buyer, Analyst and Purchasing Manager in national retail chain stores also plays a significant role in how I manage situations that arise.