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sure they are ahead of the curve. They are forward-thinking and have ideas outside of the box to ensure homes are listed and sold,” said Kelley. Kelley’s real estate career began during the pandemic, and she will quickly squash the idea of that being an unfavorable time to buy a home. “As a professional, you must always be aware of the next trend and new tactics. New designations (in real estate) are more than a piece of paper. It is education that can take you further,” said Kelley. In under three years, Kelley has seen her business take off in an upward trajectory, with this year trending in the same direction. Kelley has always known she had a calling to real estate and feels that she settled into her work at just the right time. “My son told me once, ‘Mama, if you had started your career 16 years ago, you would not be as successful as you are because people did not know who you were.’” She has taken every opportunity to make an impression and a connection. Kelley is breaking new molds and shattering traditions to ensure her home and business are unlike any other.
Monica Kelley wants to acknowledge the local sources who help make her house a home. YARD AND LANDSCAPING —Fidel Romero INTERIORS —Alicia Woodle Designs
FURNITURE DELIVERY —Deante Reid with D3 Activities POWER WASHING —Stevie Williams, Jr. Pressure Wash SOUND/ENTERTAINMENT —Soundtowne DOORS —The Design Center at Red River Lumber FURNITURE —Four States Furniture and Ivan Smith Furniture
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