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With a 40-year career in real estate, Ann Marie McManus knows the local market inside and out. Her advice to families or businesses moving into the CSRA is to keep it local when finding your home.
With a 40-year career in real estate, Ann Marie McManus knows the local market inside and out. Her advice to families or businesses moving into the CSRA is to keep it local when finding your home.
As Ann Marie McManus celebrates her 40th year as a realtor, she has experienced enough in the process to write a book and that is exactly what she did. When you pour into helping clients love their move into a new home, this is the result.
Most realtors work hard, and Ann Marie McManus is no exception. The work pays off with sales and happy customers and sometimes, recognition from your peers.
In today’s 40th Anniversary look back at Ann Marie McManus’ ongoing real estate career, she looks at a recent home sale and how the older couple is adjusting to a new life!
Throughout Ann Marie McManus’ 40-year career, she’s sold many unique homes on the “Hill” and in the CSRA. Today, she shares photos from some of the houses she’s marketed over the years and why they are so special!
In today’s biz bits, Mike Petchenik looks into three positive stories in the CSRA about leadership, growth in the home services business, and economic development.
Buying a home is one of the biggest life investments. As a realtor with 40 years of experience, Ann Marie McManus offers the questions you should ask of the person involved in the process.
If you’ve enjoyed a successful 40-year career as a realtor, you’ve learned what to ask when selling your home or business. Ann Marie McManus shares the Top 7 questions you need to know when making this important decision. Pt. 2 in Ann Marie’s discussion is coming tomorrow. Stay tuned.
ABD is continuing our series on the 40th Anniversary celebration of Ann Marie McManus in real estate. Today, she explains the decision she and her father made to merge their family business with Meybohm.
Last week, there was a changing of the guard at Augusta University and with the future of business in the CSRA. Mike Petchenik has more in this week’s Biz Bits.