If you’ve decided to sell your lake home, it’s important to understand what buyers do and don’t care about. Thinking like a buyer can help you sell your home quicker. Glenn Phillips, CEO of Lake Homes Realty, discusses five things buyers don’t care about, but many sellers think they do.
What Seller Paid: While the pricing history can be important, buyers don’t care what you paid for the house. Buyers are concerned with the current market, not about how much you need to get from your house.
Listed Price of Nearby Homes for Sale: The listing price of nearby houses doesn’t reflect their value. Many of those houses may be overpriced, especially if they’ve been on the market for a while. Buyers are more concerned with what the house is worth than the listing prices of nearby homes.
Seller’s Personal Effort: Patios, decks, and other features of the house can add value for some buyers. Oftentimes, sellers have emotional attachments to these features; however, buyers don’t always feel the same way. Buyers may want to remove those add-ons and see them only as an additional cost.
Outlier Sales at High Prices: Just because a nearby house sold for an irregularly high price doesn’t mean yours will too. Buyers understand the trend in prices of the pool of houses in the market, and most won’t pay that irregular price. Outliers generally aren’t repeatable, and buyers will buy at market price.
Taking Low Offers Personally: Buyers don’t make offers to offend you. Additionally, a low offer is still better than no offer. Not responding to low offers can cut off potentially interested buyers by leaving negotiation off the table.
As a seller or someone who’s thinking of selling your lake home, it’s important to think like the buyer. Considering what the buyer is looking for can help you sell your home quicker and maximize your potential profit. Visit lakehomes.com, where you can find agents who will help you navigate the home-selling process and who understand buyer’s wants and needs.
With the new year, many people are wondering how the prices for lake homes will change in 2024. The short answer is that they’ll stay about the same in most markets, only slightly increasing in some markets. Glenn Philips, CEO of Lake Homes Realty, explains how years of data on the lake home market back this up.
Limited (but improving) Inventory: 2022 brought historic lows in the lake home market. Even though the inventory has been growing since, it is still low when compared to nothing. Buyers still outnumber sellers, but the buying frenzy has passed. Additionally, informed buyers won’t bite on the trend of “phantom inventory,” or sellers who think they can still sell at peak prices.
Mortgage Rates (Not Really): Mortgage rates don’t play a big factor in lake real estate. Over half of the buyers in this market pay with cash. Even if they don’t pay with cash, they can afford the splurge of the extra interest rate.
Interested KNOWLEDEABLE Buyers: Buyers today are more informed than at any other time in history. This means that they won’t be tricked into paying unreasonable prices. Buyers who are interested and willing to wait until the right price shows up will move quickly to purchase it. This causes a backlog to form, with buyers waiting for sellers to bring down their prices to reasonable levels.
Global Unrest: Global unrest tends to increase interest in discretionary property. People want lake homes to escape the problems of the world. It happened during the COVID-19 pandemic, as people rushed to buy lake homes to escape and distance themselves.
As 2024 rolls in, expect to see steady prices in most markets for lake homes. There won’t be many major shakeups, such as a big explosion or crash. There might be slight increases in some markets, but prices will stay consistent across the board. Be sure to visit us at lakehomes.com, where you can find agents that are experts in lake property.
A new lake real estate report from the country’s largest lake-focused brokerage show listing prices in Texas are up over summer 2022. The new Lake Real Estate Market Report from Lake Homes Realty shows Texas’s total market at $8.27 billion, up from $4.31 billion in the summer of 2022. Lake Homes Realty operates in 34 states across the country.
The new quarterly lake real estate report from Lakehomes.com shows Lewisville Lake to be the second-largest market in the state of Texas. The specialized website just showcases properties that are lakefront, have a lake view or lake access so that agents can help clients from across the country search for dream lake properties. As of August 8, 2023, Lewisville Lake has 1,013 lake area properties listed, ranging from a $20,000 lot to a $6.95 million lake home. Over 100 of the properties were listed for over $1 million.
The average home price for listings around Grapevine Lake is $1.5 million, according to the Lake Market Real Estate Report. The average lot price is $1.3 million for the 27 lake area lots currently listed. This comes in likely due to a $23 million property covering 13 acres.
Boating is extremely popular on Lewisville Lake, as are its related activities, waterskiing, tubing, and wakeboarding. With 29,000 acres of pristine water, it is one of the largest lakes in northern Texas. Lewisville Lake appeals to lake home searchers from across the country. Among the hundreds of people searching the lake homes and lots in Texas in May 2023, the top Metro area looking on LakeHomes.com was Chicago, followed by Oklahoma City and Minneapolis. One in 37 American adults look at LakeHomes.com each year.
“We believe our agents’ intimate knowledge about their lake real estate markets, nuances of the lakes themselves, and their involvement in local lake life is paramount to our continued growth,” said Glenn S. Phillips, CEO and Chief Economic Analyst for Lake Homes “Which is why we’re happy to welcome Loretta Fadeley as a buyer’s agent in Texas. Loretta offers outstanding customer service in the Lewisville Lake and Grapevine Lake areas and is truly a specialist in that area,” he said.
About Loretta Fadeley
Particularly with her children, Loretta Fadeley has a lot of happy memories of Grapevine Lake. During their childhood, Loretta’s kids spent every weekend at the lake. They would go trekking, reading, skipping rocks, and swimming all day. With the goal for other families to have the same memories, Loretta is now selling on Grapevine Lake.
Loretta worked as a barista and roof inspector for ten years, so she is accustomed to helping customers and enjoys it. She takes delight in making sure her clients receive excellent treatment and receive what they paid for.
Loretta’s 14 years of living close to Grapevine Lake have contributed to her skills. But Loretta’s actual expertise on lakes comes from her grasp of what her clients require in their desired location. Whether living on the ocean or in a suburban location close to it, she understands and can relate to every need.
Kye, Loretta’s spouse, works as an agent with Lake Homes Realty. She has a daughter, a son, and a stepson. They all enjoy laughing, cooking, and creating memories in the kitchen.
Arkansas-based agent Holly Ming has moved her real estate license to Lake Homes Realty – the nation’s largest lake-focused real estate company.
With the brokerage, Ming will specialize in lake homes and land on and around Lake Norrell, Coronado Lake, Cortez Lake, Lake Desoto, Beaver Fork, Willow Beach, and Lakewood Lake.
Arkansas-based agent Holly Ming has moved her real estate license to Lake Homes Realty – the nation’s largest lake-focused real estate company.
With the brokerage, Ming will specialize in lake homes and land on and around Lake Norrell, Coronado Lake, Cortez Lake, Lake Desoto, Beaver Fork, Willow Beach, and Lakewood Lake.
About Holly Ming
Although Ming grew up among beaches in Southern California, she was drawn back to The Natural State as a teenager by her vivid recollections of lakes in Arkansas. Ming has spent more than 17 years living close to Lake Norrell with her family. Any kind of life by the water, in her opinion, is wonderful.
Ming remembers a great deal of things related to the water. She has hiked, fished, and/or tented at practically every lake in Arkansas! She has fond memories of going fishing at Spillway Dam with her father. Her husband’s proposal on Lake Norrell is also among her fondest memories!
Ming places the highest value on his interactions with clients. Ming is a people person with invaluable sales management expertise! “I love to see the smile on people’s faces when they find that perfect ‘something.’ I still look for those smiles and intuitively know when a buyer finds their home.”
A new lake real estate report from the country’s largest lake-focused brokerage shows listing prices in Michigan are up over summer 2022. “The new Lake Real Estate Market Report from Lake Homes Realty shows Michigan’s total market at $2.19 billion, up from $2.02 billion in the summer of 2022,” said Stephanie Hall, a new agent with Lake Homes Realty, who focuses on Coldwater Lake, Palmer Lake, Baw Beese Lake, and more in Michigan. Lake Homes Realty operates in 34 states across the country.
“LakeHomes.com showcases properties that are lakefront, have a lake view, or have lake access, so we can help clients from across the country search for dream lake properties,” said Hall. As of August 16, 2023, Coldwater Lake has 11 lake area properties listed, ranging from a $224,900 home to a $1.1 million lake home. “The average home price for listings around Coldwater Lake is $519,327, according to the Lake Market Real Estate Report,” said Hall.
“Boating is extremely popular on Lake Hartwell, as are its related activities, waterskiing, tubing, and wakeboarding,” said Hall. “With just over 1,500 acres of pristine water, Coldwater Lake appeals to lake home searchers from across the country. Among the hundreds of people searching for lake homes and lots in Michigan in May 2023, the top metro area looking on LakeHomes.com was Chicago, followed by Washington, D.C., and Columbus, Ohio,” said Hall. “The national reach offered by LakeHomes.com works really well with my local expertise along Coldwater Lake and the surrounding area,” said Hall. One in 37 American adults looks at LakeHomes.com each year.
“We believe our agents’ intimate knowledge about their lake real estate markets, nuances of the lakes themselves, and their involvement in local lake life is paramount to our continued growth,” said Glenn S. Phillips, CEO and Chief Economic Analyst for Lake Homes “Stephanie offers outstanding customer service in the Coldwater Lake area and is truly a specialist in that area,” he said.
About Stephanie Hall
Serving others is something Stephanie Hall is well-versed in. She has six years of experience as a real estate agent. She has an amazing reputation, unending respect, and recognition for her commitment to safeguarding your interests, equity, and well-being while realizing your dreams.
Hall has more than just real estate experience. She has worked in company management concurrently for the past five years, and she currently owns and runs a sizable self-storage facility, many rental homes, and an agricultural farm in her community.
Her hometown is in southern Michigan. She spent decades creating invaluable memories here, and she now makes it her goal to help others create priceless memories of their own. Among the many lakes she services are Devils Lake, Baw Beese Lake, Coldwater Lake, Klinger Lake, Duck Lake, and countless others.
Hall is ready to assist you, whether your interests are in property, nearby activities, or living by a lake. Her top goal is to fully comprehend the needs and lifestyle preferences of her clientele. Witnessing her clients realize their own potential and achieve their goals brings her great satisfaction.
Hall collaborates closely with her local Branch County man, James, her fiancé. They have consistently astounded clients with their knowledge, skill, and proven execution while working nonstop for them in their remarkable team approach.
Communication and organization are the foundations of her success as a real estate agent. She guarantees that when you work with her, she will respond to your emails, demands, and texts as soon as possible, all while acting professionally and with unrestrained excitement. If you’re looking to buy or sell in Jackson, St. Joseph, Branch, Calhoun, Hillsdale, or Calhoun Counties, she looks forward to speaking with you!
A new lake real estate report from the country’s largest lake-focused brokerage shows listing prices in Tennessee are up over summer 2022. “The new Lake Real Estate Market Report from Lake Homes Realty shows Tennessee’s total market at $2.3 billion, up from $1.8 billion in the summer of 2022,” said Heather Boldizsar, a new agent with Lake Homes Realty, who focuses on Tims Ford Lake in Tennessee. Lake Homes Realty operates in 34 states across the country.
“The new quarterly lake real estate report from Lakehomes.com shows Tims Ford Lake to be the seventh largest market in the state of Tennessee,” said Boldizsar. “The specialized website just showcases properties that are lakefront, have a lake view, or have lake access, so we can help clients from across the country search for dream lake properties.” As of August 9, 2023, Tims Ford Lake has 278 lake area properties listed, ranging from a $25,000 lot to a $5.4 million lake home. “Twenty-nine of the properties were listed for over $1 million,” said Boldizsar.
The average home price for listings around Tims Ford Lake is $687,068, according to the Lake Market Real Estate Report. The average lot price is $220,273 for the 97 lake area lots currently listed.
“Tims Ford Lake is located in Franklin County, Tennessee. It has a shoreline of almost 250 miles and occupies an area of 7,745 acres,” said Boldizsar. “With almost 7,800 acres of pristine water, it is a great place to come and fish, canoe, or take a slow boat ride. Tims Ford Lake appeals to lake home seekers from across the country. Among the hundreds of people searching for lake homes and lots in Tennessee in May 2023, the top metro area looking on LakeHomes.com was Chicago, followed by Atlanta, Georgia, Washington, D.C., Nashville, Tennessee, and Huntsville, Alabama,” said Boldizsar. “The national reach offered by LakeHomes.com works really well with my local expertise along Tims Ford Lake and the surrounding area,” said Boldizsar. One in 37 American adults looks at LakeHomes.com each year.
“We believe our agents’ intimate knowledge about their lake real estate markets, nuances of the lakes themselves, and their involvement in local lake life is paramount to our continued growth,” said Glenn S. Phillips, CEO and Chief Economic Analyst for Lake Homes “Heather offers outstanding customer service in the Tims Ford Lake areas and is truly a specialist in that area,” he said.
About Heather Boldizar
Heather Boldizsar‘s affinity for lakes began in her childhood, when she lived just a stone’s throw away from one. Today, she resides right by the serene shores of Tim’s Ford Lake, where she dedicates herself to assisting others in realizing their dreams of owning lakefront properties.
With more than nine years of boating experience on Tim’s Ford Lake, Heather possesses an intimate familiarity with the lake’s intricacies. Her firsthand experience in securing TVA dock permits, understanding shoreline setbacks, and mastering the unique details of Tim’s Ford equips her to guide her clients comprehensively through the process of selecting the perfect lake property.
Having previously worked as a medical device representative, Heather has shifted her focus to a new aspiration: helping other families achieve their goal of owning lakefront properties. “Lake homes bring so much joy to a family, and being a part of that milestone is truly an honor,” Heather says.
Perched on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan, this sublime charred cedar-clad home on the northern end of the Leelanau Peninsula sits in an enviable position between the shoreline and an old cherry farm. The 17-acre property stretches across a forested swath believed to have been left in place by the original cherry farmers to buffer water spray and lake winds from the orchard grounds. But for a modern Detroit family of five who love to cook and enjoy time together—yet also appreciate quiet time alone—these storied grounds became the preferred site for their lakeside refuge and an homage to the wooded landscape.
Designed in collaboration with Desai Chia Architecture PC, based in New York City, and Environment Architects of Traverse City, MI, the dwelling forms a 4,800-square-foot assemblage of three offset structures that play off each other in the most organic fashion. “The gathering structure contains the living room, kitchen, and a covered ‘vista’ seating terrace,” says Katherine Chia, FAIA, a founding principal at Desai Chia Architecture, who, with fellow firm principal Arjun Desai partnered with an architectural team that included Ray Kendra, AIA, principal at Environment Architects. “The two ‘sleeping’ structures house the primary bedroom suite and three bedrooms for the couple’s grown children. A dining area breezeway connects all three structures for a seamless flow.”
Preserving the Past
By employing a technique called shou sugi ban—a traditional Japanese method of charring wood so it becomes rot-resistant and bug-resistant—the architectural team and homeowners clad the home’s exterior in charred cedar. The preferred material for charring, cedar is a resilient and porous softwood that can withstand the burning process that, in turn, produces incredible longevity.
“That level of durability and resiliency was very attractive to us and our clients,” notes Katherine. “At the time we were considering shou sugi ban, the technique had not been widely used in the U.S. En route to another project in Singapore, we traveled to Kyoto, Japan, to see historic tea houses with shou sugi ban facades that were still in great shape. We also realized the climate of Kyoto had similarities to that of the Leelanau Peninsula, so we could see that shou sugi ban holds up well in regions that are seasonally impacted by snow and driving rain.”
The material’s durability was a crucial characteristic, but the team also loved the appearance of the exposed charred surface. The texture and modulation enhance the shadows across the facade as the sun rises and sets.
Legacy of the Land
Years before the build, Northern Michigan had been afflicted with an infestation of Emerald ash borer beetles that killed off numerous ash trees in the region. The owners’ site was no exception, and there were many dying trees on the property that the beetles had infected.
“We wanted to think of a way to honor the legacy of these old-growth trees and imbue the new house with the memory of the historic forests that thrived around the peninsula,” says Katherine. “We reclaimed the dying ash trees from the site and milled them down for interior cabinetry, flooring, ceiling panels, trim work, and custom furniture throughout the house.”
A fireplace designed by Desai Chia anchors the living area, providing a stunning focal point for the wooded landscape beyond. The living space opens onto a kitchen fit for multiple chefs, where Basaltina countertops complement the natural woods applied throughout.
Undulating Roofscape
The roofscape has gentle undulations that follow the movement of the natural terrain and make a playful reference to the vernacular architecture of nearby fishing villages. “Those historic fishing villages are made up of a cluster of buildings, each with a function or purpose in the community related to retail and commercial industries that have evolved over time,” Katherine notes. “We considered these as a community of buildings that relate and talk to each other, with the spaces in between and their forms essential to shape the architectural features of the place.”
For this lakeside dwelling, the team took clues from the vernacular architecture and played with inverting the roof forms—a performative as well as aesthetic move. “The inverted roof forms allowed us to capture rainwater and divert it away from the erosion-prone bluff that leads to the lake,” she adds. “Scuppers on the roof collect rainwater, allow for drainage, and assist with erosion control around the site. We had seen the effects of erosion along the bluffs and cliffs of Lake Michigan during several walks around the shoreline, and we wanted this new house to be a steward of the environment and protect the bluffs from further degradation.”
The home’s undulating roof, composed of exposed wood beams and plywood sheathing, references the rolling terrain. An outdoor fireplace clad in Cor-Ten-Steel echoes the interior fireplace of the same material, as well as some of the window surrounds and cladding for the garage door and chimney. Sleek Finn Collection lounge chairs from Design Within Reach align with the home’s clean aesthetic.
Rhythmic Vaulting
The forms of the inverted roofs are revealed inside the house as well. The resulting rhythm of exposed wood beams provides layers of asymmetrical vaults throughout the interiors. At the southern end of the house, a 20-foot cantilevered roof extends over the “vista” terrace, providing a protected, unobstructed view of Lake Michigan and the surrounding woodlands.
Sheer Elegance
The dining room and its breathtaking view create a breezy flow-through transition space connecting the home’s separate structures. A raw-edge reclaimed ash table designed by Desai Chia and fabricated by local Leelanau craftsman Gary Cheadle of Woodbine Inc. was made from the property’s plagued ash trees. Jens Risom chairs, with his trademark webbing, introduce a pleasing textural element.
Patina Personality
The interiors of the house embody the indigenous landscape that once thrived with old-growth ash. The wood color varies from a medium blonde to a darker caramel color. Additionally, the striations in the wood bring personality to floors, ceilings, the dining table, the primary bedroom’s platform bed, and various side tables throughout the home.
Pristine & Passive Design
The home elegantly integrates geothermal heating into its design. Studies of the prevailing winds determined window placement to take advantage of natural ventilation. Thus, there is no need for air-conditioning in the home. In the primary bedroom, an ash platform bed was designed by Desai Chia and fabricated by Gary Cheadle of Woodbine Inc. Expansive windowpanes by Western Windows appear throughout the home.
Inspiring Vistas
Landscape design strategies were closely tied to the design of the house. A tight palette of native vegetation highlights views while also managing stormwater run-off. Locally sourced stone creates outdoor seating areas, pathways, and steps.
“This effortless flow of this house allows for moments of repose and contemplation as well as family gatherings for mealtime, fireside chats, social events, and entertaining with extended family and friends,” Katherine notes. “The family loves the outdoors, and an incredible open-air ‘vista terrace’ lets them experience the grandeur of the landscape. With the warmth of a fireplace, it’s an outdoor living space they can enjoy year-round.”
If you and your family dream of finding a scenic refuge on Lake Michigan—or any other lake—visit Lake Homes Realty and explore the listings for the lake of your choice.
Lake Homes Realty Celebrates 11th Annual National Agent Summit
October 10-12 marked the 11th annual National Agent Summit for Lake Homes Realty. Lake specialists from around the country traveled to Birmingham, Alabama for a week of learning and networking. Consistent marketing, advantages of building a team, industry news, and more were among the topics discussed in this year’s gathering. But the Summit, wasn’t all business, as many of the agents can attest to.
“Agents all across the country come together and not only collaborate with great ideas, but build a huge referral network … We have pretty fabulous fellowship at night, and we’re a group that likes to have a lot of fun and not take ourselves too seriously while we’re learning from each other,” agent Tiffany Hazelwood says about the National Agent Summit.
2023 also served as the first Summit with new sister brokerage, Beach Homes Realty. Lake Homes Realty welcomed the new agency, along with 6 of its 10 agents, to join in on the annual event. Together, Lake Homes Realty and Beach Homes Realty host the largest Summit to date, with over 200 agents in attendance. Additionally, over 80 awards were given out to agents during the event, including the agent of the year award.
Kristie Anderson From South Carolina Wins “Agent of the Year” at National Real Estate Summit
To determine the 2023 Splash Award winner, Lake Homes Realty agents were each ranked for performance in six key areas over a 12-month period, starting September 1, 2023, and ending August 31, 2023. Performance areas included the number of transaction sides closed, total transaction volume, net by side commission percentage of closed transactions, list side commission percentage of closed transactions, and percentage increase of year-over-year transaction volume.
“There was a minimum $3.5 million in transaction volume in order to be eligible for consideration for the Splash Award and Kristie far exceeded that amount,” Phillips explained, adding that the total volume represented the final sale price of a property, independent of agent splits or applicable commissions. “Our agents are the ‘special forces’ of the lake real estate niche. Their expertise and talents continue to impress us year after year, and this year’s Summit was the best yet because of all that they do.”
Kristie Anderson of South Carolina has been a finalist for Agent of the Year from Lake Homes Realty for multiple year and came home with the top prize – Splash Award. The Splash Award is given to the company’s overall top-performing agent/agent of the year. Anderson is a lake real estate specialist who was born and raised on Lake Marion, South Carolina, where she specializes in lake real estate. She also sells properties on Lake Moultrie, as well.
“We have wonderful lake real estate agents across the country and I am still in awe of the honor,” said Anderson. “I’m honored, surprised, and thankful for winning this year’s Splash Award because it recognizes my relationships I have with my clients,” she says. “My philosophy is to help guide clients through the process of selling or buy a lake property and offer them local lake expertise,” she says. “Life is a little sweeter waking up at the lake and I want to help clients find or sell wonderful lake homes. Living in the right lake home helps clients live a more relaxed and laidback lifestyle while enhancing their overall quality of life,” she added.
Other 2023 Nation Agent Summit Award Winners
To close out the 2023 National Agent Summit, a number of high-performing agents received awards for their success during 2022. Three categories of awards were given out, including the Aqua Award, Big Wave Award, and Splash Award.
Aqua Award Winners
Agents qualifying for the company’s Aqua Award have $3.5 million in revenue but not exceeding $10 million for the year include:
A new lake real estate report from the country’s largest lake-focused brokerage show listing prices in Georgia are up over summer 2022. “The new Lake Real Estate Market Report from Lake Homes Realty shows Georgia’s total market at $2.1 billion, up from $1.9 billion in the summer of 2022,” said Mark Shoda, a new agent with Lake Homes Realty, who focuses on Lake Lanier in Georgia. Lake Homes Realty operates in 34 states across the country.
“The new quarterly lake real estate report from Lakehomes.com shows Lake Lanier to be the largest market in the state of Georgia,” said Shoda. “The specialized website just showcases properties that are lakefront, have a lake view or lake access so we can help clients from across the country search for dream lake properties.” As of August 8, 2023, Lake Lanier has 733 lake area properties listed, ranging from a $15,000 lot to a $5.99 million lake home. “One hundred thirty-eight of the properties were listed for over $1 million,” said Shoda.
The average home price for listings around Lake Lanier is $929,389, according to the Lake Market Real Estate Report. The average lot price is $675,819 for the 229 lake area lots currently listed.
“Lake Lanier is one of the best boating spots in the country, and it opens the door for plenty of related activities such as waterskiing, tubing, and wakeboarding,” said Shoda. “With 38,000 acres of pristine water, Lake Lanier appeals to lake home searchers from across the country. It remains at the top of Lake Home Realty’s Annual ‘Hot Lakes’ list. Among the hundreds of people searching the lake homes and lots on Lake Lanier in May 2023, the top Metro area looking on LakeHomes.com was Washington D.C. followed by New York City and Greenville, South Carolina,” said Shoda. “ The national reach offered by LakeHomes.com works really well with my local expertise along Lake Lanier and the surrounding area,” said Shoda. One in 37 American adults look at LakeHomes.com each year.
“We believe our agents’ intimate knowledge about their lake real estate markets, nuances of the lakes themselves, and their involvement in local lake life is paramount to our continued growth,” said Glenn S. Phillips, CEO and Chief Economic Analyst for Lake Homes “Mark offers outstanding customer service in the Lake Lanier areas and is truly a specialist in that area,” he said.
About Mark Shoda
Mark Shoda is your ultimate expert in all matters concerning Lake Lanier. What sets Mark apart isn’t just his extensive experience in real estate, but also his firsthand understanding as a lakefront property owner. He doesn’t just talk the talk about lake life; he truly lives and breathes it.
With his wealth of experience in real estate transactions, Mark can offer invaluable insights on topics ranging from dock permits to property boundaries and more. Furthermore, he’s deeply ingrained in the Lanier community, having been a part of it for five years and cherishing the close bonds he’s formed.
For Mark, being a real estate agent is more than just a job; it’s a source of joy derived from helping others achieve their dreams. Whether you’re an existing homeowner or aspiring to become one, he’s genuinely excited to be a part of your journey and to safeguard your future endeavors.
Beyond his real estate passion, Mark’s heart belongs to his loved ones. He holds his fiancée in the highest regard, considering her the most amazing person he’s ever met, and he treasures the time spent with his parents and future in-laws. When he’s not busy assisting clients, you’ll find Mark indulging in his favorite pastimes, such as playing tennis, fervently supporting his favorite NFL team, or enjoying quality time on the water with his boat or jet ski.
