Amy Wright

Residential Broker Associate
Allen Tate / Beverly-Hanks, REALTORS®
Waynesville
cell: (704) 910-9099
office: (828) 452-5809
team member since 2019

About Me

My family has been in Haywood County for generations. I am lucky that I was able to grow up in this beautiful town. After high school, I moved to Charlotte to see what the big-city life was like and started practicing real estate there. Charlotte will always hold a special place in my heart, but I eventually realized the mountains were calling me home to be much closer to family and friends.

When I am not working and helping clients find the perfect home, you will normally find me living the aunt life or doing anything outdoors. Whether it be on a kayak, bike, tube, or hiking, if it involves this beautiful mountain air, you will find me there!

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Experience

As a Haywood County native, I have an incredible knowledge of the area and all its unique characteristics, which I am always very excited to pass along to you. I enjoy when clients come from out of town and I not only get to help them find their dream home, but also get to be their tour guide for the day!

I pride myself on referrals and customer relationships that continue well after the transaction itself ends. I work very hard to make myself always available for my clients to answer any questions that come up during the process. My job is to take your stress away and make it fun! So whether you are buying your first home or selling to find your dream home, I am the full-time professional real estate agent for you!

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Testimonials

Amy was fantastic to work with.

Susan and James Locke of Oak Island, NC

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We appreciate all Amy di to make this possible !

David Tyack, Macungie, Pa.

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Interests

  • Dog/Cat Lover
  • Music
  • Cycling
  • Hiking and Camping

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Amy was fantastic to work with.

Susan and James Locke of Oak Island, NC

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We appreciate all Amy di to make this possible !

David Tyack, Macungie, Pa.

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How is the tax bill of a home determined in North Carolina?

Real property is appraised at 100% of market value and includes land, buildings, structures, and improvements. State law requires counties to reappraise every eight years, but many counties reappraise every four. A bill can be a combination of tax rates. For example, a home inside the City of Asheville and Asheville City School districts will have three separate tax rates represented on a bill: the Buncombe County rate, the City of Asheville rate, and the Asheville City School rate. All rates are totaled to calculate the total tax liability. Tax rate estimates for our mountain communities can be found on page 127 of the Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks Welcome magazine.

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