2017 Sales Results Are In!

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2017 Sales Results Are In

LakeWeissAlabama.com Real Estate Services is a member of the Etowah and Cherokee County Board of Realtors.  The fiscal year for the Board runs from October 1st to September 30th each year.  The Board meets annually to determine the winner of the annual sales contest.  While the winner for 2017 has not been officially decided as of yet, we do have some numbers that we can look at to determine how sales were recorded over that 12 month period by our MLS service.

The following chart represents LakeWeissAlabama.com's standing within Cherokee County.


As you can see, 2016 was a good year again for my office selling an average of 3 properties each week. Another statistic of relevance is the sales ranking of all the agents in Cherokee County.


Not only did I have another good year, but my daughter (Heather Myers) also did quite well ranking #3. After running the numbers for all the real estate offices in our Association (Etowah and Cherokee County) while not #1 LakeWeissAlabama.com did place #2.


What does all this mean to the buyers and sellers that put their trust in LakeWeissAlabama.com Real Estate Services?  Well, it means that their trust has not been misplaced and that everyone at our office is doing the best we can to help the public buy and sell real estate. If also means that our Internet advertising is being used strategically and producing the intended results.

With the addition of our branch office under the leadership of Jill Griffin we will continue to provide the services that are expected of an full service real estate office.

LakeWeissAlabama.com Real Estate Services specializes in real estate sales in Northeast Alabama.  Our services include: comparative sales analysis, selling recommendations, Internet advertising, property tax research, flood zone analysis, real estate investment consulting, problem solving with buyers, sellers, and closing agents. Market area: Cherokee County and Dekalb County with special focus on property located at our around Weiss Lake.




Location: Cedar Bluff, AL 35959, USA

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