About Elizabeth
Teacher-turned-realtor
Elizabeth joined the RE/MAX Choice Properties office after a 35-year career in teaching. Originally from Atlanta, Elizabeth came to Nashville in 1978 to study at Vanderbilt University and decided that Music City would be her hometown for a lifetime.
A resident of Lockeland Springs in East Nashville, Elizabeth has been an active neighborhood volunteer there for 10 years, holding the office of President for several terms. The annual home tour is her favorite project, an activity that ultimately sparked her interest in real estate as a second career as she knocked on doors to recruit neighbors for the tour then helped them prepare their houses for the big day.
Your guide to a new home
Elizabeth's love of teaching and learning is serving her well in her new endeavor. Helping clients navigate the process of buying and selling homes and pursuing additional real estate designations taps into her skills as a professional educator.
She takes care to know the market well and meticulously researches pricing for both sellers and buyers.
Elizabeth currently volunteers as Vice-President of the Lockeland Springs Neighborhood Association, as a member of the board for the YMCA Center for Civic Engagement, and as a Reading Mentor at Warner Elementary School.
About Elizabeth
Teacher-turned-realtor
Elizabeth joined the RE/MAX Choice Properties office after a 35-year career in teaching. Originally from Atlanta, Elizabeth came to Nashville in 1978 to study at Vanderbilt University and decided that Music City would be her hometown for a lifetime.
A resident of Lockeland Springs in East Nashville, Elizabeth has been an active neighborhood volunteer there for 10 years, holding the office of President for several terms. The annual home tour is her favorite project, an activity that ultimately sparked her interest in real estate as a second career as she knocked on doors to recruit neighbors for the tour then helped them prepare their houses for the big day.
Your guide to a new home
Elizabeth's love of teaching and learning is serving her well in her new endeavor. Helping clients navigate the process of buying and selling homes and pursuing additional real estate designations taps into her skills as a professional educator.
She takes care to know the market well and meticulously researches pricing for both sellers and buyers.
Elizabeth currently volunteers as Vice-President of the Lockeland Springs Neighborhood Association, as a member of the board for the YMCA Center for Civic Engagement, and as a Reading Mentor at Warner Elementary School.