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GVM quoted in upcoming TEXAS REALTORS MAGAZINE Article, "What I learned from previous jobs to make me a better Realtor"







 Good afternoon, (May 7th, 2021)

 

Thank you so much for submitting your story for consideration. 

 

I am pleased to inform you that we plan to use your story as part of our upcoming article on what REALTORS® have learned from past jobs and other life experiences!

 

We have edited your story for style, length, and clarity. Here is what we plan to run:

 

“For about a year and a half, I worked as a bellman, greeter, valet, and host for a boutique and celebrity hot spot hotel in Manhattan known as the Hotel Gansevoort. At first, I was genuinely starstruck by the famous celebrity guests, such as Calvin Klein, Christina Aguilera, and Richard Branson. Yet eventually, I learned the celebrities were welcoming, easy-going, and just wanted attentive, fun personal service like the other guests. This experience taught me to not be frightened or intimidated by wealth. Wealthy real estate buyers and sellers want quality, informed, and prompt real estate service just like everybody else.” —George Vance McGee, Broker Associate Austin Silent Market


While I got your attention. Got a question about Central Austin  & Central Texas  Real Estate? Residential? Commercial? Appraisal? Tax? Rental Income? Leasing? Lot Development? 


Contact Austin Silent Market's Broker Associate George Vance McGee @ 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com







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