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Having bought and sold many homes, I understand how daunting the process can be. By your side, I will work hard to help you have as seamless of a transaction as possible.

I love people and real estate,…Read More

About Me

I am a proud native of Hendersonville, NC. I attended Appalachian State University, where I met my husband. After moving around for 12 years, we returned home and have never looked back. We feel so blessed to be able to raise our two children…Read More

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Mt LeConte did not disappoint this year! #alumcavetrail #mtleconte #noblisters #bh #KandiHendricks

My hiking buddies this morning. #goldendoodle #bigglassy #bh #KandiHendricks #Hendersonville

Why would we ever travel more than 15 miles when this is where we live? #828isgreat #staycation #brigade2017 @aliskoglundthomas @ekramerhill #bh #KandiHendricks #asheville

Hot dogs and s'mores on the beach. #bh

#peonies from the yard #bh

Pawleys sans kids. I can handle it. #bh

Easter at Pawleys #heisrisen #bh #KandiHendricks #pawleysisland

#countingcrows at #biltmore #asheville #bh

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Is the first offer always the best offer?

It depends... It depends on the whether a neighborhood is in demand, whether the clock is ticking, and if there are other contingencies. If it depends, then why is the "first offer" tenet trumpeted loudly by well-meaning agents? Today, home buyers learn of new listings almost immediately through online alerts. Timing is everything in real estate. Experienced agents know that the combination of alerts and low supply drives the sense of scarcity to peak during the first weeks a home is on the market. Demand fades as the weeks pass, and with less demand, offers become less exciting for sellers.