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About Spring City, TN
Spring City is a town in Rhea County of Tennessee. Major attractions include Piney River Trail, Twin Rocks Nature Trail, Spring City Resort, Spring City Park and Watts Bar Lake. Among the biggest companies in Spring City are Spring City IGA Foodliner Incorporated, and Spring City Medical Clinic. The biggest schools here are Spring City Elementary and Middle Schools. One of the best places to visit when you are in Spring City is the Stinging Fork Pocket Wilderness.
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About Jennie Zopfi ~ Attended the Barrel Racing World Championships in 1999 and placed in the top quarter.~ Received the Persistence Award from CCS in 2002~ Licensed in 2003 at age 19~ ABR, ePRO, GRI~ Past Dayton Chamber of Commerce Ambassador~ Past Dayton Merchants Association Secretary~ Chaired local Career Development committee~ 2004&2009 RCAR Education Achievement Awards~ Appointed to local Board of Directors in 2007~ Actively participates with Governmental Affairs & RPAC committees~ Elected local President Elect in 2009 (youngest ever)~ 2010 Elected Youngest President ever of local association, RCAR, at only age 25~ RPAC Sterling R Donor~ Appointed 2010-2012 Tennessee State RPAC Trustee~ Appointed 2010 NAR State & Local Issues Committee Member~ 2011 NAR Leadership Academy (youngest also) Jennie Zopfi: Broker Jennie Zopfi, a Broker, has called Rhea County her home for the past 23 years! As such, she has become quite familiar with Southeast Tennessee and all it has to offer those who wish to make it their home! Fresh out of high school, at the age of 19, Jennie graduated from The Tennessee Real Estate Education Systems with her Affiliate Broker's License, followed shortly thereafter with her Associate Broker's License in 2006. In an ongoing effort to equip herself with the best and latest tools and knowledge in her field, Jennie has completed over 470 hours of real estate specific education. In doing so, she has distinguished herself by earning several professional designations, including the ABR (Accredited Buyer's Representative), the E-PRO (Internet Professional), and the GRI (Graduate of the REALTOR Institute). Her desire to excel, has earned her the admiration and respect of her peers. Jennie became the youngest member of the Board of Directors of the River Counties Association of REALTORS and at the age of 25, she was elected by the membership as the Association's President, the youngest in the Country! Perhaps her most notable accomplishment occurred recently, when she was accepted into the 2011 National Association of REALTORS Leadership Academy, one of only 27 participants Nationwide! Jennie looks forward to putting her experience and passion as a REALTOR to use in helping YOU with your real estate needs, whether buying, selling, investing or developing. Give her a call today! You'll be glad you did!
Custom Kitchen Cabinetry vs. "pre-fab" cabinets
Did you ever wonder if you should get custom cabinets over pre-manufactured -- but think you couldn't afford it? The question you really have to ask is if I want to increase the value of my home greatly, shouldn't the cabinets be custom-built, custom-fitted and not be made of any type of particle board? You'll be surprised just how competitive custom versus pre-fab can be. Custom is well worth the money -- and the added expertise and professionalism will save you many headaches. In fact, the contractors from those large home improvement chains end up costing more after they add up all the extras and commissions so "all hands" can make money. So don't leave out getting quotes from your local cabinetmaker -- better for your town's economy as well!