Rhonda Reddic

Start with a "needs and wants" list. This list will help you prioritize what is truly important to you and your family. Also, working with a great lender is essential for a smooth home buyer experience.

Involve the real estate agent as early as possible. As an experienced and qualified agent, I can advise what is absolutely necessary to get the home sold, versus what is optional.

Just about every client you can think of: first time home buyers, experienced buyers and sellers, veterans, move-up buyers, empty nesters, retirees, relocation, and the list goes on! :)

A client relocating to the area from out of state. They were looking for land and their forever home. I researched, previewed on their behalf and had a list ready to go when they visited. We found the perfect home for them and now they are Happy Homeowners!

When my husband and I were looking for our own home, we were not represented by an agent and we really did not understand the process. It was a new community and we were told we didn't need a real estate agent. It was one of the worst mistakes of our adult lives. Though the process was terrible without an agent, I relied on my own research and follow up to protect my husband and I. It was at that time I decided I could represent people and make sure they were educated along the way, and as long as I was involved, they would not be taken advantage of! That was over 11 years ago and haven't looked back since. I've had the pleasure of working with many, many buyers and sellers. I love what I do!

Absolutely! I am Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR), Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI), and Short Sales, Foreclosures, REO (SFR) certified. These designations simply mean I have extensive training and in-depth knowledge on technical subjects as well as the fundamentals of real estate.