Beverly Mobley of Century 21 Southern Crescent, the
current president of the Fayette County Board of Realtors,
was recently named the Realtor of the Year by the by the
Georgia Association of Realtors.
"I'm thrilled and honored," Mobley said.
Mobley along with two other local Realtors, were
judged based on their achievements and contributions in real estate
and in the community from June 1, 1997 to May 31, 1998.
However, all previous accomplishments were considered as well.
All nominees were required to be on the local board of
Realtors or a former Realtor of the Year.
Mobley has been in real estate for the last 35 years. She
has completed the ABR, CRS, and GRI designations, which
are considered honors. Furthermore, while continuing her
education, she has worked with the Board to initiate a C.E.,
post-license and new agent mentoring education program that is
available to all agents in the county at no cost.
According to the judges evaluation of Mobley, as a board
president, "one is required to set aside professional goals in favor
of devoting a year to the betterment of the profession
and board," which they said results in lost income and time.
"Without this exceptional commitment," the judges
said, "new goals would not be reached to the betterment of the real
estate organization as a whole."
Mobley has also obtained many awards and
achievements over the years. She has been an associate broker since 1980,
a member of the Fayette County Board of Realtors Million
Dollar Club, winner of Century 21's Quality Service Award, agent
of the month, and has served as president-elect, president,
local director and G.A.R. state director.
She has also been awarded the Century 21 Emerald
Award, Master's Award, Golden Eagle Award, and Century 21
Southern Crescent Spirit Award.
Mobley will go on to the state convention in October in
Nashville, Tenn., where she will be eligible to win Realtor of
the Year in the state.
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