Elizabeth Spencer, Broker/REALTOR of RE/MAX of Greensboro in, Greensboro, North Carolina, has earned the prestigious Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE) designation after completing extensive training designed to assist homeowners facing foreclosures and to help home buyers in purchasing a distressed property.
“Elizabeth’s dedication in earning the CDPE designation demonstrates her willingness to not only help troubled homeowners in Greensboro, but it shows a commitment to help the community recover from this recession,” said Lisa Bennett, Broker/Owner. “Seasoned real estate agents like Elizabeth, and nearly 7,500 RE/MAX Associates who are already CDPE certified, know that specific training is essential in helping families buy and sell homes.
Greensboro has seen its fair share of foreclosures and short sales. In a short sale transaction, a lender allows the homeowner to sell their property for less than the mortgage amount, to avoid the foreclosure process.
“In this market, more than ever before, home buyers and sellers appreciate working with a professional real estate agent who is qualified and trained to navigate through the short sale and foreclosure process,” said Spencer, who has more than 25 years of experience in the real estate business. “I’m anxious to put the CDPE designation to work and help North Carolina families stay in their homes.”
For more information on the Distressed Property Institute and CDPE, visit www.cdpe.com. To contact Elizabeth Spencer, call 336-346-1266 or to look for properties available in and around Greensboro, visit www.elizabethspencer.com.
Press Release: Elizabeth Spencer CDPE Designation
