It doesn’t take long when I meet someone new for me to begin talking about Springfield.  I have a bad habit of being really passionate about things.  One passion that began early and lasted to this day is history.  Being around it, hearing about it, absorbing it, and now living in it, has made me an enthusiastic cheerleader for Springfield.  Maybe that excitement will wane in twenty years or so, but for now I’m a diehard Springfield fanatic. 

My husband and I live on Hubbard with the urban, free range chickens next door, Big Jim as an alarm clock, porch cats front and back and friendly people who stop to chat when we are working in the yard.  Oh, yeah.  I’m also the Manager of a Watson Realty Office and we have embraced Historic Springfield big time.  Three of my agents live in Springfield too. 

My agents and I look for opportunities to market Historic Springfield any time we can, whether it’s with the media or we blog about Springfield whenever we get the chance.  We even use “vintage” signs in our marketing in Springfield because we believe it promotes a feeling that our listings are special.  We partnered with SRG and now Lowcountry Classics to offer customers a choice of newly built homes as well as the beautifully restored (or need to be restored) homes Springfield offers.

With over 20 years experience in real estate as an agent, trainer and manager, I bring real-world experience to the business of real estate. I am the author of numerous real estate articles and the book “Sell Your Home in a Tough Market – Now!” (available online through Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com).  There are already some awesome Realtors in Springfield and I’m proud to be a part of that group.  I’m