NC Mountain Real Estate

I have worked with NC Mountain Real Estate for several years for various house selling/buying/hunting excursions; some of which have been incredibly complicated and complex. Thankful to have had the agents at NC Mountain Real Estate navigate me through all of it. Most would have buckled under the pressure. Both Mark and April are incredibly quick minded, professional, prompt and do everything possible to make sure all of your real estate expectations are met and exceeded. They are an absolute integral part of the WNC community and know the market here better than most. Don’t look anywhere else for your home buying or selling needs, they set the bar. Congratulations to new owner/broker in charge April Monday, I have no doubt you’ll continue on the esteemed reputation of NC Mountain Real Es

SMART ! April Monday can navigate you through all of your real estate needs. Experience really matters when you need to sell property or you need to buy property. She will return phone calls or reply to a text promptly. If she does not know the answer she will find the answer. I love her no pressure and honest approach! April also works well with other professionals in order to get you to the closing table. April knows the market!

Thank you for all your help and guidance (and patience) with me during our recent purchase ! This was my third purchase through NC Mountain Real Estate. Ina has passed the torch to trustworthy hands.

I have been following NC Mountain Real Estate for some time. They really helped my partner sell her home so we could be together. I am confident that they will continue to do well especially with their new location as well as new owner. Congratulations on the move.

This agency appears to make no good faith efforts to show certain properties it lists. We drove 7 hours to see a property (472 Hallelujah Acres) and the owner and agent made nothing but excuses not to show the property. If an owner does not wish to sell a property, the listing should be removed rather than waste a client's time. The NC Realtor's Board should look into these "listings" that have been on the market for 3+ years that she refuses to show.