Wendy Tanson

I have been a Chapel Hill/Durham Realtor and full time broker since 2003,
and I love helping clients achieve smooth and easy moves throughout
Orange, Durham and Chatham counties.

I bring to real estate a unique mix of communications and finance
expertise. I was a communications consultant for a number of years before
entering real estate, and prior to that, was a stock analyst in Boston. Real
estate has been a great way for me to bring these skill sets together to
benefit my clients.

I've lived in the Chapel Hill/Durham area for 29 years, and know the ins and
outs of local communities. I can thus provide comprehensive information to
my clients about the market, and how to best make a move in or out of the
area.

My goal is to be a trusted resource for people throughout the home buying
or selling process, to make it straightforward, satisfying, and perhaps even
fun.

I love what I do - I helped 40 buyers and sellers in the past 12 months - and look forward to the year ahead and helping many more clients achieve their real estate goals.

Awards:
--RE/MAX Top Twelve Individual Agents in NC for 2018, 2017, 2016, 2014,
2013 (1-3Q), 2012, 2011
--RE/MAX Lifetime Achievement Award, 9/16
--Triangle Business Journal Top 25 Agents for 2018, 2014, 2012, 2011,
2010, 2009

Designations:
--Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)
--Accredited Buyers Representative (ABR)
--Senior Advantage Real Estate Council (SRES)
--Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS)
--Accredited Staging Professional (ASP)
--Certified New Home Specialist (CNHS)
--GREEN Broker

Area info:
The Orange/Durham/North Chatham areas of the Triangle offer vibrant,
progressive and accepting communities for LGBTQ singles and families.
Amenities are plentiful, and the community values diversity and self-
expression. Combine this with great schools, wonderful weather, fantastic
health care systems, an outstanding arts scene, and a plethora of real
estate options, and you've got a quality of life that's hard to beat.

In recent past, both Chapel Hill and Carrboro had long-term gay mayors.
The area boasts excellence in education within both the public schools and
at nationally recognized universities such as Duke and UNC. There are
also extensive offerings of theatre, music, dance and other performing and
visual arts, with venues and events too numerous to list here. Each August,
Durham hosts the annual NC Pride Parade & Festival with over 2,000
marchers and an untold number of spectators.

The Triangle is also home to the North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film
Festival. Held each August in Durham, the NCGLIFF is the second largest
gay and lesbian film festival in the Southeast. Gay/lesbian clubs are also
plentiful in the area, as are Meet-Up groups. In fact, at last count, there
were over 20 LGBT-associated Meet-Ups throughout region.

The Chapel Hill/Durham area is a progressive, diverse and dynamic place
to call home. Cosmopolitan, yet charming. Sophisticated, with down-home
hospitality. It's a great combination, and a great place to live.