Ketchen

Full-time Realtor who is licensed in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas
*Broker since 2001 who has earned the following designations: ABR, C-CREC, CPPS, CSP, *CRS, e-PRO, GRI, SRES
Chosen to serve on the Agent Leadership Council (ALC) of Keller Williams 2008.
Elected by peers to serve on the Board of Governors Multi-Million Dollar Club 2002/2003. Life Member MMDC.
BS in Bus Adm-Christian Brothers University w/majors in Econ/Finance & Management 1998
Member Local, State, & National Association of Realtors.
Membership in the Memphis Area Association of Realtors means that I am bound by the Code of Ethics for that organization.
Served or serving on Board Governmental Affairs, RPAC, Equal Opportunity, Professional Standards, Budget and Finance
I am aware of and try to live by the Keller Williams WI4C2TS described on this link.
I am a Top Producing Realtor, Christian, Wife, Mother, & Friend. Call me! I can help you!!
* Only 4% of the realtors nationwide have earned a CRS (certified residential specialist) designation. The cousework is extensive and expensive. When most realtors select a referral realtor for people they care about who are moving out of state, the first question they generally ask, "Is the out of state realtor a CRS?" Those in the industry understand the significance of the designation.

Preparing for and passing the test to obtain a Broker's license as I have is a difficult feat. A Broker status signifies that the realtor holding such a license has achieved the highest level of real estate training available to realtors.