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Suzanne Strength
Broker/REALTOR®
Testimonials
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Suzanne sold my house and did a fantastic job. She negotiated through the finding and remediation of mold. She has patience of steel and her persistence paid off. Whew that was a journey! I would highly recommend her.
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- Maria
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- Jennifer Gourm Hackney
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Suzanne really goes above and beyond to meet her clients needs!
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- Erika Larsen Thompson
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Suzanne Strength made this purchase happen for me. She was very helpful! Made the process less stressful. Even after purchase was complete she is still helping. We loved working with her.
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- Cara Fennessy
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She is the best hands down! Extremely reliable and truly professional!
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- Racheal Harris Haywood
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- Katie Queen
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- Sherilyn Taylor-Brown
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Suzanne was great. End of story.
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- Scott
About Suzanne Strength
I moved to the Lake Norman area in 1998. I remember thinking when we first drove in that this was the prettiest place I'd ever seen. After buying our first home, I decided I'd love to help others live in this beautiful place. I am a graduate of the University of Alabama and got my real estate license in 2006. I've lived all over the South: Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas and finally settled on North Carolina. I've never looked back! I love scary movies, cooking, letterboxing, reading and swimming. I specialize in homes with pools and gourmet kitchens. I also co-own HouseMaster of Lake Norman, a home inspection company. This allows me to offer all of my listings a free pre-inspection! This is an invaluable tool to prevent surprises in your transaction.Latest Blog Posts
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