Why REALTOR? The Code of Ethics sets an important standard for my relationship with you, the client. The Professionalism born of extensive training, education and experience allows you to rest assured that your interests are my business. Key responsibilities I will pledge to accomplish each of the following items in order to meet or exceed your expectations. Mission Statement Client Satisfaction Foster an enduring relationship to understand my clients desires Develop and implement a personalized strategy to produce timely results Maintain frequent contact through closing to provide focus and reliability Areas of Extreme Competence Total dedication to customer satisfaction Utilization of many marketing avenues (i.e. internet, periodicals, MLS etc.) I am very skilled in my advertising approach. Technologically inclined to promote my client's exposure Renee Taylor

One of the major reasons for Cumberland County's recent surge of popularity is the vast amount of recreational opportunities to be enjoyed within its 679 square miles of peaceful hills and valleys, crystal-clear waters, majestic forests, and lofty mountains. For your comfort and pleasure, many parks, camps, and resorts are located throughout the area. Sports enthusiasts find the county a favorite place to hunt, much as their nomadic forebears found it long ago. Deer, boar, upland game birds, and many kinds of other small game make this a hunter's paradise. A special favorite is Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, a 79,740İacre preserve which assures a yearly surplus of each species to be harvested. Among other popular hunting spots is Caryonah Hunting Lodge and Preserve, the state's oldest preserve, long noted for its abundant wild boar as well as rams, goats, deer, and turkeys. Fishing is pure delight because of the area's many lovely and healthy streams and lakes. Rewarding catches of largemouth bass, bluegill, and catfish keep happy fishermen coming back for more. According to the Rand McNally survey, there are roughly 1,000 man-made lakes in the region. The varied wildlife in this scenic region also beckons to campers, naturalists, botanists, and photographers alike. The Catoosa Wildlife Management Area has 70 documented species of birds, and the music of songbirds can be heard throughout the county, among a myriad of plants and flowers. Besides hunting, camping, fishing and all the other water sports to be enjoyed, Cumberland County is famous for golf, Golf, and MORE GOLF! Ringing the town are an astounding 17 golf courses! In 1925, there was not even one graveled road in the county. Today it seems that all the county's paved roads lead to one of the many places where you can play golf, including six championship courses. No wonder Crossville is known as the biggest little golfing town around! Test your skill on the fairways of nearby spectacular Briarwood at Cumberland Gardens Resort in Crab Orchard. Or visit Stonehenge, the highly rated and wildly scenic course in Fairfield Glade. Try the Bear Trace at Cumberland Mountain State Park (a Jack Nicklaus Signature course); popular Deer Creek in Crossville; Holiday Links, the 3-star rated course at Holiday Hills Resort; and beautiful Mountain Ridge in Monterey, with its wide fairways and large greens.