Back in August I had a featured post which was about a wonderful blog I had run across from a real person...a young woman by the name of Molly who blogged about her search for a new home in Charlotte, NC. It was a great read and many of you stopped by her blog and subscribed to hear the rest of her tale.
It was disappointing (but terribly understandable) that with everything going on in her life PLUS a home search, she wasn't posting minute by minute updates for us eavesdropping real estate agents, in her unique style, about every detail of her experience...would have LOVED to follow that!
Well, Molly did find a home! She eventually posted a short blog that indicated she had moved in.
Then the unthinkable happened. On December 29, 2009, her new home was broken into and her beloved beagle was injured in the process.
I'm sick for her. She is very, very angry and it has colored how she looks at things. Who could blame her? She posted her first blog article of the new year about the experience and she called it Horrible. It is horrible...and I wish we could make it better.
Maybe a little moral support is in order and a prayer or two that she regains some of the "new home bliss" that was robbed from her along with the television. Realtors can surely understand better than most how much she has been violated.
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SarahGray Lamm is a licensed, full time, residential real estate agent in the Raleigh Durham area of North Carolina. She specializes in serving the real estate needs of home sellers and home buyers in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Durham and Northern Chatham County.
With over 60,000 hours of experience in NC real estate, SarahGray is proudly associated with Allen Tate Realtors, the Carolinas #1 independent realty company. With exceptional relationships all over the Carolinas and the U.S., SarahGray is able to connect you with other professional Realtors in all areas who will make your search for a new home or your home sale the best experience you have ever had!
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