Glo Kearns Email & Phone Number

First 17 years in High Point, NC. Next 15 years at ASU and working in Boone/Blowing Rock area. 1985 moved down the mountain to Charlotte. Got real estate license in 1985 and became real estate appraiser in 1986. Have been a full time realtor since 2012 and realized that is what I should have been doing all along.My appraisal background gave me an in depth knowledge of this area and a great awareness of the subtleties of this unpredictable market. Although I enjoyed my work as an appraiser, I can’t imagine doing anything but being a realtor. I love working with people and I love helping my clients buy or sell a home, find a great restaurant or find the best vet in the area. My clients often become friends, my coworkers are the best and, occasionally, I can find a little free time. It’s a great job!In that rare “free time” I just mentioned, I try to volunteer for local nonprofits and especially animal welfare groups. I also donate $500 from each real estate transaction to my client’s favorite nonprofit organization. Makes real estate even more fun.Working with great folks and donating to good causes are the best reasons I know not to retire and I don’t plan on retiring anytime soon!

Listed skills include Working With First Time Home Buyers, Real Estate, Seller Representation, Residential Real Estate, and 2 others.

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  Realtor

  Re/Max Executive

  2012 - Present

  First 17 years in High Point, NC. Next 15 years at ASU and working in Boone/Blowing Rock area. 1985 moved down the mountain to Charlotte. Got real estate license in 1985 and became real estate appraiser in 1986. Have been a full time realtor since 2012 and realized that is what I should have been doing all along.My appraisal background gave me an in depth knowledge of this area and a great awareness of the subtleties of this unpredictable market. Although I enjoyed my work as an appraiser, I can’t imagine doing anything but being a realtor. I love working with people and I love helping my clients buy or sell a home, find a great restaurant or find the best vet in the area. My clients often become friends, my coworkers are the best and, occasionally, I can find a little free time. It’s a great job!In that rare “free time” I just mentioned, I try to volunteer for local nonprofits and especially animal welfare groups. I also donate $500 from each real estate transaction to my client’s favorite nonprofit organization. Makes real estate even more fun.Working with great folks and donating to good causes are the best reasons I know not to retire and I don’t plan on retiring anytime soon!