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The Real Estate Scene...
* Deborah L. Neill is a new agent with the
Newnan/Coweta County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard
Realty. Neill, who is a 1996 graduate of East Coweta
High School, received her training through the MLS
Training Institute. She competed the Coldwell Banker "Fast
Start" and has 25 hours of post license training and 40
Coldwell Banker University credits. She is a member of the
national state and Coweta County Boards of Realtors.
* Century 21 Southern Crescent of Fayetteville
has recently awarded Julie Jackson Agent of the
Month. Jackson is a member of the Fayette Board of
Realtors and is an Active Life Member of the Board of
Realtors Million Dollar Club. She possesses GRI, CRS and
LTG designations. In addition, she is a member of the
Masters Club, Presidents Club and is a Centurion agent
with Century 21. Jackson is past president of the
Fayette Women's Council of Realtors. Jackson is a
19-year resident of Clayton County. She excels in new and
resale property in Fayette, Clayton, Coweta, Henry and
south Fulton Counties. To contact Julie Jackson, please call
her at Century 21 Southern Crescent at 770-461-5111.
* Bill Morris is a new agent with the Clayton
county office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty. Morris, who
is a resident of clayton county, received his training
through the MLS Training Institute. He and his wife, Alicia
Taylor Morris, have seven children and five grandchildren.
* Susan K. Clowdus has once again been
recognized as Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty's Agent of the
Month Companywide. This is the ninth time in 1998 and
the fourth consecutive month that she has received
this monthly recognition. She is also a member of the
"Communities 100" listing of Atlanta's top residential
real estate agents. Clowdus attended Clayton State
College, graduated with honors from the MLS Training
Institute, and finished the Disney Institute of Customer Service
and Floyd Wickman's "Sweathogs" sales and listing
incentive program.
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