ASHI Introduces Client Bill of Rights

From choosing a neighborhood to hiring a real estate agent to buying the right home, it’s easy for potential home buyers to feel overwhelmed by all the decisions that go into the home-buying process. Who can one trust and what can he or she expect?

Just as the Founding Fathers of our country created the Bill of Rights to protect our citizens, the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) created the Client Bill of Rights to protect home buyers.

“Few things in life come with a guarantee,” said Brion Grant, 2008 president of ASHI. “The ASHI Client Bill of Rights is a commitment that ASHI members make to their clients that they will uphold the highest standards and conduct a thorough, unbiased and honest evaluation of their home. It’s another demonstration of professionalism and ethical commitment so their clients can feel confident about the decision to choose an ASHI Certified Inspector.”

According to Bill Loden, chairman of the ASHI Code of Ethics Committee, the Client Bill of Rights was designed to help the general public and clients of ASHI members better understand how the ASHI Code of Ethics serves them. “It shifts the focus from the inspector to the client,” said Loden. “Our ethics are no longer simply a set of rules that our members strive to follow, they are more a commitment they offer their clients.”

The ASHI Client Bill of Rights was derived from the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. The full bill of rights follows:

ASHI Client Bill of Rights

- To be assured the inspector is objective in his or her reporting and will not knowingly understate or overstate the significance of reported conditions.
- To be assured the inspector’s opinion is based on genuine conviction within the scope of his or her education and experience.
- To be assured the inspector stays current with the industry body of knowledge through continuing education.
- To be assured the inspector will not disclose inspection results or client information without client approval.
- To be assured the inspector has not accepted any form of compensation for recommending contractors, services or products.
- To be assured the inspector will not offer to repair or replace for compensation any component covered by the

ASHI Standards of Practice for one year after the inspection.

- To be assured future referrals to the inspector from real estate agents are not dependent on the inspection findings or the sale of the property.
- To be assured the home inspector has no financial interest in the transaction.
- To be assured the inspector is not receiving compensation for the inspection from any other party.
- To be assured the inspector did not compensate the real estate agent or other party for the referral to the client.

ASHI Certified Inspectors have the experience and technical expertise to help potential buyers better understand the condition of a home before making a purchase.

Three New Home Consultants at eon Receive EcoBroker Designation

Energy benefits may take the form of improved financing, utility bill savings, homeowner comfort, and appliance reliability. EcoBrokers understand energy benefits and costs and how they will affect their buyers and sellers. eon at Lindberg’s new home consultants Whitney Stuckart, Carolina Haas and Louis McCall have all completed their EcoBroker designation.

Wendy Stuckart, newly certified EcoBroker, said, “This certification will help me attract the green-minded consumer and provide valuable energy and environmental information to all types of clients. I always understood the value of energy efficiency, environmental technologies, reduced liabilities, and sustainable design in real estate, but this designation has provided even greater resources to help consumers see the tremendous value of living green.”

An EcoBroker is a truly dedicated real estate professional who has taken additional energy and environmental training geared towards meeting the needs of buyers, sellers and clients. This training equips them with information and tools that help them provide added value to all of their real estate transactions. EcoBroker training helps real estate agents address the newest topics in real estate, such as "green" home certification programs, energy-efficiency, and sustainable design.

Mortgage Applications, Refi’s Increase in Latest MBA Weekly Survey

RISMEDIA -- The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) released its Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey for the week ending June 6. The Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage loan application volume, was 557.1, an increase of 10.9% on a seasonally adjusted basis from 502.3 one week earlier. On an unadjusted basis, the Index increased 23% compared with the previous week and was down 16.5% compared with the same week one year earlier.

The Refinance Index increased 8.4% to 1622.1 from 1496.1 the previous week and the seasonally adjusted Purchase Index increased 12.8% to 376.2 from 333.6 one week earlier. The Conventional Purchase Index increased 11% while the Government Purchase Index (largely FHA) increased 17%.

The four week moving average for the seasonally adjusted Market Index is down 2.8% to 568.6 from 597.9. The four week moving average is up 1.7% to 353.8 from 354.3 for the Purchase Index, while this average is down 8% to 1835.6 from 2035.6 for the Refinance Index.

The refinance share of mortgage activity decreased to 39.8% of total applications from 40.6% the previous week. The adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) share of activity increased to 10.3 from 8.7% of total applications from the previous week.

The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages increased to 6.24% from 6.17%, with points increasing to 1.12 from 1.06 (including the origination fee) for 80% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio loans.

The average contract interest rate for 15-year fixed-rate mortgages increased to 5.78% from 5.7%, with points increasing to 1.12 from 1.06 (including the origination fee) for 80% LTV loans.

The average contract interest rate for one-year ARMs increased to 6.87% from 6.8%, with points decreasing to 1.42 from 1.44 (including the origination fee) for 80% LTV loans.

For more information, visit www.mortgagebankers.org.

Serrano and Eon Show Their Support for Local Realtors

COMMUNITIES Magazine honored the top producing 100 Realtors at their annual breakfast at the Cobb Galleria. eon at Lindbergh and Serrano sponsored this event to show their support for all the hard work that goes into being named among the top 100.

Across 14 metropolitan Atlanta Boards of Realtors and among 24,271 real estate professionals, these individuals were named the top one percent. “We are happy to be here to cheer for this elite group of Realtors. We also were excited to have an opportunity to showcase two of our developments, eon at Lindbergh and Serrano, among such an amazing group of professionals,” said Irene Hall, Vice President of Marketing at Evolv.

When complete, eon at Lindbergh will offer 352 one- and two-bedroom EarthCraft® certified residences. eon at Lindbergh is one of a few of Atlanta condominiums that are EarthCraft® Certified. Created by the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association in partnership with Southface, EarthCraft® guidelines address energy efficiency, durability, indoor air quality, resource efficiency, waste management, and water conservation.

Serrano's amenities are nothing less than what is expected at any Mediterranean resort. The community will feature a state-of-the-art fitness center with saunas; media room; clubroom with full kitchen, and a comfortable entertainment and seating area; conference room, business center and spacious storage facilities; secured parking; swimming pool, outdoor grill, fireplace and social area. Pets are part of the family and welcomed at Serrano, which will incorporate a pet walk into its outdoor landscaping. Buyers can choose from 13 unique floorplan designs.

Blue Ridge Mountain Home to Sell in July 19 Auction

BUSINESS WIRE - A secluded home in the mountains of North Georgia will sell at absolute auction Saturday, July 19, with Albert Burney Auction Company managing the sale. In an absolute auction, the property sells to the highest bidder with no minimum bid or reserve.

“A lot of people just don’t realize that there are still places in the Blue Ridge Mountains where you can have a secluded home and be surrounded by some of the most beautiful land in the world, so this auction gives us an opportunity to let more people know about it,” said Warren Ward, president of Albert Burney.

The three-level home is located only seven miles south of the North Carolina/Tennessee state line, in an area that is known for spectacular mountain views and unspoiled wilderness. It features walk-around balconies on two levels, a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, a pool room (with table) and a master suite with a private sitting area overlooking the mountains.

“The individuals selling this property chose the land about 15 years ago and built the home to take full advantage of the setting. The best thing is that you’re virtually surrounded by nature, without the traffic and noise you find in areas to the north,” said Ward. It is located minutes from the Toccoa River, the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway and the Chattahoochee and Cherokee national forests.

“This is also one of the best areas in the Southeast for hunting, with several wildlife management areas where you can hunt white tail deer and even bear,” said Ward.

Individuals interested in additional information about the home and auction may contact Albert Burney at 800.434.1654 or visit the company’s web site at www.albertburney.com.

Windsong Properties to Host Active Adult Homebuyer Seminar

Windsong will host an Active Adult Homebuyer Seminar on Saturday, June 28, 2008 at The Villas at Blackberry Run in Seven Hills, which is located in Paulding County. The seminar will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Villas' Clubhouse. Speakers will include Patricia Ann Bowen, a relocating specialist and Arow Flemmer, an interior designer that will talk about staging and decorating. The seminar is free and open to the public. Guests are asked to RSVP at 770-917-8082.

Patricia Ann Bowen is responsible for marketing and client relations with Get Ready for Tomorrow, a Senior Move Management and Estate Liquidation service. She has a Masters degree in Psychology and years of marketing, training and intervention experience. With her Operations Partner, Tome Schulte, she provides free estimates for what it will take anyone to ‘Get Ready for Tomorrow,’ including downsizing, selling, donating, packing, sorting and more.

“Moving is one of the most difficult and stressful events in life, especially when you’re downsizing,” said Bowen. “I’m happy to share with people how they can do what we do: get ready to move using a relatively painless process, and how they can find good homes for their treasures if they’re downsizing.”

Arow Flemmer is the owner of Under the Willow Interiors and has been running her own business for six years. She is one of four Accredited Staging Professional Masters in Georgia. Flemmer received her Interior Design degree from Lambuth College and has approximately 20 years industry experience. Flemmer has been staging home for four years and has staged homes with values ranging from a $92,000 condo to a $2.6 million estate. As part of a staging team, Flemmer was featured on two episodes of A&E’s Flip This House in the Atlanta market.

The Villas at Blackberry Run is a master-planned community located in Seven Hills between Acworth and Dallas. These ranch-style homes consist of two to three bedrooms and two to three bathrooms. Features of the homes include private courtyard retreat with patio, ventless fireplace with gas logs, oversized Master walk-in closet, and cultured marble garden tub and separate shower in the Master bathroom.

To visit The Villas at Blackberry Run take I-75 to Glade Road (Exit 278). Turn left. At 3rd light (Hwy 92), turn right. At Hwy 41, turn right. Past Hwy 92 and turn left at light on Cedarcrest Road. Seven Hills is approx. 5 miles on the right. Turn Right on Seven Hills Blvd. Just past the amenities, turn right on Blackberry Run Trail. Follow to the entrance of the Villas at Blackberry Run on the left.

First Sharp Residential Homeowners Move into LakeStone!

Residents have already begun moving into LakeStone, Sharp Residential’s newest single-family neighborhood located in sought-after Woodstock. Spacious new homes, many with basements, are selling fast and range in price from the $300,000s to $400,000s. The community surrounds a lake, and upon completion will have 203 homes, a swimming pool, tennis courts, tot lot, dock and sidewalks throughout.

Cameron and Thomas Mize have just moved into LakeStone with their young daughter, Samantha. They weren’t really planning on moving so quickly from their previous home which was located only a mile and a half away. But the amount of house they could get for the price was unbeatable. They ended up purchasing The Briarcliff II, a five bedroom home with a full basement.

“We knew we would move eventually as our family grew,” said Cameron Mize. “When we saw the sign for LakeStone go up, we began scoping it. We just couldn’t pass on the opportunity to get such a pretty and spacious home at such an affordable price.”

Mize’s favorite thing about her new home is the bay windows and the front porch. But, The Briarcliff II also features a large kitchen with lots of cabinets and a generous island. It opens to the living room and has a view of the two-story floor-to-ceiling fireplace in the center of the home. The floorplan is great for entertaining and the Mize family is looking forward to many get-togethers with friends and family in the future.

“We are really social,” said Mize. “I want to barbeque in the backyard with the family…and have a birthday party for our daughter in August...and have neighborhood parties as other families move in! I also look forward to spending time by the lake and the pool, and being able to take walks throughout the neighborhood.”

The surrounding area was also a plus for the Mize family. The schools nearby are rated well and there is quick access to Highway 92, I-575 and GA 400, allowing for easy commutes to all metro Atlanta areas. Located in Woodstock, LakeStone is convenient to Roswell and Alpharetta, all of which offer unique shopping, dining and entertainment options.

And when the Mize family was ready to purchase, the sales managers made the entire process easy. “Michael Barsky and Brandon Carter were great!” said Mize. “They really moved through everything quickly and helped us get exactly what we were looking for.”

The homes at LakeStone range in size from three to five bedrooms with up to four baths. Master on main plans are available. Within the first phase of the neighborhood, 46 homes will offer basements and numerous lake lots are available. Interior features such as vaulted ceilings, heavy trim packages and granite countertops throughout are standard. Beautiful carriage-style garage doors will enhance the elegance of the exteriors.

The Mize family looks forward to meeting their new neighbors soon and making memories in their new home. ‘We’ll be here for a while!” said Mize. “We could have five kids if we wanted and not grow out of this house!”

To visit LakeStone, take GA 400 North to exit 7B (Hwy. 92). Follow Hwy. 92 for approximately eight and one-half miles to a left on South Cherokee Lane. The entrance to LakeStone will be on the right. For more information, call the on-site agents at 770-928-4063.

Bardwell Tops Conyers Office in Sales

Debra Bardwell was recognized as the May Individual Agent Leader for the Conyers/Rockdale County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty.

Other top performers for the office during the month were Bryant Tiggs, No. 2; and Brenda Waldrop, No. 3.

She was a member of Bullard's Bronze Society for her performance during 2003 through 2005 and again in 2007, and was named to the Coldwell Banker International Sterling Society for 2006. She is a member of the Million Dollar Club.

Bardwell was her office's No. 3 producer for 2005 ,the No. 1 producer for the office in 2006, and No. 2 in 2007. She is a graduate of the Floyd Wickman StarMakers Program.

Peachtree Hills Place to Sponsor 2008 Garden of Eden Ball

When the Atlanta Botanical Garden holds its 27th annual Ball on Sept. 27, 2008, a number of Atlantans will lend their support in two ways: first, as members of the Garden and second as new members of Presenting Sponsor Peachtree Hills Place, an upscale residential community in Buckhead for people ages 55 and older seeking a secure, independent lifestyle. This is the first time Peachtree Hills Place has sponsored the Garden of Eden Ball, and Julie Mitchell, director of community relations for the development, says it’s a natural fit.

“Peachtree Hills Place appeals to active, mature Atlantans, many of whom have contributed years of volunteer time and financial support to some of the city’s premier institutions, including the Atlanta Botanical Garden,” said Mitchell. “When we realized how many of our members are also involved with the Garden, we knew that sponsoring this year’s Ball would be something our members would be excited about, while benefiting both organizations,” she said.

The theme for this year’s Ball is Bell’acqua, a salute to that increasingly precious resource, “beautiful water”. The theme is a nod to the new, environmentally sustainable facilities scheduled to open at the Garden next year.

The black-tie gala is being chaired by Terance and Jennifer Fowler, and will be held from 7 p.m. – midnight on the Garden’s Great Lawn. As a special tribute, the evening will honor Mrs. J. B. (Dottie) Fuqua, who, along with her late husband, J.B. Fuqua, has been one of the Garden’s most dedicated and generous supporters. Jennifer Fowler is their granddaughter.

With décor and flowers by Atlanta event designers Kathy Rainer and Tricky Wolfes of Parties To Die For, the Ball will begin in the Parterre Garden with cocktails and entertainment, and progress to the Great Lawn, where the lavishly decorated tent will emphasize a color scheme of blues, greens and aquas. Guests will be treated to a seated dinner catered by A Legendary Event before dancing to the sounds of the 17-piece orchestra Big Swing and the Ballroom Blasters.

Team Tidwell Atop Company, Office in Team Production

Donna Tidwell and TeamTidwell were once again the Team Agent Leader both companywide and for the McDonough/Henry County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty. The most recent recognition was for May.

The Penny Henderson Team from the McDonoughHenry County office earned the No. 2 team producer award for the company and for the McDonough location.

Tidwell began working in the real estate industry 16 years ago, and she joined Coldwell Banker Bullard early in 1999. She received her real estate training through Clayton College & State University and the Georgia Realtor Institute, and she has earned the Certified New Homes Sales Professional (CSP), Certified Senior Residential Sales Specialist, Certified Negotiation Specialist, Certified Previews Properties Luxury Home Specialist, and GRI designations.

A member of the Metro South Association of Realtors' Gold Circle of Excellence, Tidwell has been picked for membership in Coldwell Banker's International President's Elite six consecutive years, then was named to the President's Premier for 2001 through 2007, an honor received by fewer than one percent of the Coldwell Banker sales associates worldwide. Team Tidwell was honored by Coldwell Banker as the Top Producing Team in Georgia in 2002, 2003 and 2006.

From 2002 through 2007, she was the Top Team Producer for both the company and her office. She has been a member of the President's Relocation Club for the past eight years, and Bullard's Relocation Department saluted her as the top agent for outgoing referrals during 2002, 2005, and 2006. She also received Cendant/PHH Mortgage's Top Outstanding Agent Award for 2006 and 2007. In addition, she continues to be included as a member of Communities magazine's Communities 100 listing of top agents in the Atlanta metro area.

The Metro South Women's Council of Realtors honored Tidwell as the Business Woman of the Year for 2007.

TeamTidwell is currently marketing Indian Creek Overlook, Chamlee Estates, and Sandy Ridge, all in McDonough.

Before entering real estate, Tidwell was an engineer with BellSouth. A McDonough resident, she is married to Jim Tidwell. They have six grown children and 18 grandchildren.

Hawkins Tops Peachtree City Office in Sales

Erin E. Hawkins has been named May Individual Agent Leader for the Peachtree City/Fayette County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty.

Other top producers for the office during the month included Janis Kraft, No. 2; and Donna Lasseter, No. 3.

Hawkins, who has been in real estate for approximately nine years, joined Coldwell Banker Bullard in 2000. She is a member of the Fayette County Board of Realtors, the Bullard President's Relocation Club, and the Million Dollar Club. She earned membership in 2001 in the Coldwell Banker International Sterling Society and in the Bullard Bronze Society from 2002 through 2007.

A Fayette County resident, she is married to Jack Hawkins. They are members of New Hope Baptist Church.

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Thacker Leads Jackson Office in Sales

Lynne Thacker is the May Individual Agent Leader for the Jackson/Butts County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty. She was also the No. 3 individual producer companywide for the month.

Loy Hutcheson was the office's No. 2 producer during the month, and Julie Epperson was No. 3.

Thacker, who entered real estate with Coldwell Banker Bullard six months ago, is a resident of Jackson.

She is the bookkeeper at Henderson Middle School in Jackson and is a member and Sunday School teacher at First Baptist Church of Jackson.

Munda Leads the Pack

Michelle Munda was the May Individual Agent Leader both companywide and for the Griffin/Spalding County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty. She has been the office's top producer every month in 2008.

Tammi Lamb of the McDonough/Henry County office was the month's No. 2 producer for the company, and Lynne Thacker of the Jackson/Butts County office was No. 3.

Nancy Key was the Griffin office's No. 2 producer during the month, and Angela Sweatmon was No. 3.

Munda, who received her real estate training through MLS Sales Associate Training and who affiliated with Coldwell Banker Bullard in fall of 2001, is a resident of Griffin. Her business background includes 12 years in banking and investment.

In 2002, she was recognized as the No. 3 producer in her office and received a Certificate of Merit from her company for her production. The next year year, she received membership in the Million Dollar Club, was a member of Coldwell Banker's International President's Circle, and was the No. 1 producer for her office. Then, in 2004, she was named to Coldwell Banker's International President's Elite, was again the top producer in her office, and was once again a member of the Million Dollar Club.

In 2005, Munda was honored as the Top Individual Agent Leader companywide and for her office. Her other 2005 recognition included selection to the Coldwell Banker International President's Circle and Million Dollar Club membership. In 2006, she was once again the No. 1 producer for her office and was No. 3 companywide. Other honors during the year included Million Dollar Club membership and selection to the Coldwell Banker International President�s Circle.

Last year, her honors included No. 1 Individual Producer for both the company and her office and membership in the Coldwell Banker International President's Elite and the Million Dollar Club.

NAR - Home Sales May Rise Modestly before Broader Upturn in Second Half of 2008

RISMEDIA -A modest gain in the level of home sales is possible over the next couple months, and an improvement is forecast for the second half of this year as more buyers are able to access affordable mortgages, according to the latest forecast by the National Association of Realtors®.

The Pending Home Sales Index,* a forward-looking indicator based on contracts signed in April, rose 6.3% to 88.2 from a reading of 83.0 in March. It’s the highest index since last October, but remains 13.1% lower than April 2007 when it stood at 101.5.

Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, said pending sales contracts have picked up notably in areas undergoing significant price drops. “Bargain hunters have entered the market en masse, especially in areas that have experienced double-digit price declines, but it’s unclear if they are investors or owner-occupants,” he said. “Sharp price reductions are leading to a quicker discovery of price equilibrium points. The West is already seeing year-over-year gains in pending contracts.”

The PHSI in the West rose 8.3% to 98.8 in April and is 4.0% higher than April 2007. In the Midwest, the index jumped 13.0% to 83.7 in April but remains 13.1% below a year ago. The index in the South increased 4.6% to 88.8 but is 22.5% below April 2007. In the Northeast, the index declined 1.9% in April to 79.3 and is 12.2% below a year ago.

NAR President Richard F. Gaylord, a broker with RE/MAX Real Estate Specialists in Long Beach, Calif., said the market may be breaking its holding pattern. “It appears that more buyers are realizing they can take advantage of a favorable combination of mortgage interest rates, home prices and family income,” he said. “Overall affordability conditions are the best we’ve seen since the middle of the housing boom in 2004, but with far more choices and much less pressure than buyers experienced four years ago to make an investment in their future. Recent declines in mortgage rates on conforming jumbo loans and a return to sound but not overly stringent underwriting standards will permit more people to qualify for a loan.”

NAR’s housing affordability index has been trending up this year and is projected to rise 15 percentage points to 128.0 for all of 2008.

“Although mortgage interest rates will remain historically favorable, they will start to steadily inch up,” Yun said. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage should rise gradually to 6.3% by the end of this year, and then hold at that level for most of 2009.

Yun said the underlying fundamentals point to a pent-up demand. “Home sales are at about the same level as they were 10 years ago, yet the population has grown by 25 million people and we have over 10 million more jobs,” he said. “The housing market has been underperforming by historical standards, partly because buyers were hampered by mortgage availability issues, but that’s improved and an upturn is more likely. On the other hand, it’s unclear what role consumer confidence will play in the coming months.”

Existing-home sales should increase from an annual pace of 5.05 million in the second quarter to 5.83 million in the fourth quarter. For all of this year, existing-home sales are expected to total 5.40 million, and then rise 6.3% to 5.74 million in 2009. “Sales gains will be greatest in areas that underwent sharp price declines,” Yun said.

After unprecedented home price declines in the first half of the year, many markets can anticipate stabilizing price trends in the second half. The aggregate median existing-home price is likely to decline 8.4% in the first half of this year, and then begin to stabilize in the second half before rising 4.4% next year to $213,900.

“Policymakers need to be attentive to the fact that many homeowners have seen a reduction in housing equity, or are in an ‘underwater’ situation. More needs to be done on the policy front to alleviate hardships and bring fence-sitters back into the marketplace,” Yun said.

A great mix of conditions continues around the country. “We’re seeing healthy price gains in moderately priced areas like Erie, Pa., and Corpus Christi, Texas, and double-digit gains in others,” Yun said. “Our most recent data shows sales rising strongly from a year ago in some areas that experienced sharp price drops, including Detroit and Las Vegas.”

New-home sales will probably fall 31.7% to 529,000 in 2008 before rising 12.5% to 595,000 next year. Housing starts, including multifamily units, are projected to drop 27.2% to 987,000 this year, and then slip 0.6% to 980,000 in 2009.

“Rising construction costs will provide less room for price cuts on new homes,” Yun said. The median new-home price is forecast to decline 3.1% to $239,500 in 2008, and then rise 5.4% next year to $252,400.

Yun sees an improving economy. Growth in the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) should be 1.7% in 2008 and 2.0% next year. The unemployment rate is estimated to average 5.3% this year and 5.6% in 2009.

Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, is expected to be 3.6% this year and 2.4% in 2009. Inflation-adjusted disposable personal income should grow 1.4% in 2008 and 2.5% next year.

*The Pending Home Sales Index is a leading indicator for the housing sector, based on pending sales of existing homes. A sale is listed as pending when the contract has been signed but the transaction has not closed, though the sale usually is finalized within one or two months of signing.

Lamb Leads Individual Agents for Bullard McDonough Office

For the third time in 2008, Tammi Lamb has been recognized as Individual Agent Leader for Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty's McDonough/Henry County office. This latest honor was for May, when she was also the No. 2 individual producer companywide.

Duane Lockwood was the month's No. 2 individual producer for the office, and Linda Jones was No. 3.

Lamb, who has been in real estate for more than four years, joined Coldwell Banker Bullard two years ago. A specialist in the foreclosure marketing area, she holds the RePro and CREO designations, and she earned the Bullard Certificate of Merit in 2005 and 2006. For 2007, she was named to the Million Dollar Club and earned membership in the Coldwell Banker International Diamond Society.

A resident of Henry County since 1978, she is married with three children.

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