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Gay is a consummate professional renowned for her adept problem-solving skills and a penchant for delivering unparalleled customer service. With an assertive, yet approachable demeanor, Gay effortlessly forges genuine connections with clients, guiding them through the intricacies of the authentic estate landscape.

Originally from Northern Virginia, Gay's journey unfolded through Maryland and Alabama, driven by her husband's career. It was during her personal relocations that she discovered a profound passion for real estate- an exquisite blend of her past sales acumen and an authentic desire to assist individuals in discovering the ideal community and home.

Gay's friends affectionately point to to her as their personal "ESPN"of sports with an unwavering passion for professional football (a dedicated Commanders fan), college sports (Roll Tide!), tennis and the Braves. Some even argue she missed her calling as a sideline reporter!

Beyond her professional endeavors, Gay dedicates her time to local organizations, particularly those that contain been connected to her children. From supporting the Milton HS staff, athletics and three senior classes to primary the local chapter of the

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Introduction

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About Us

In the early 1990s,

While working at one of the earliest Re/Max offices in the United States, I observed what I would call "quiet homophobia."

A gay couple walked into the ReMax Professionals office in Littleton, CO with the intention of buying a home. They were assisted by the floor agent, who is the agent on duty and responsible for handling incoming calls and walk-in traffic.

However, it's worth noting that the floor agent is typically not the foremost agent in the office since the best agents are usually busy with clients and don't contain the time to stay for new business.

During this incident, the floor spook who assisted the queer couple was actually a close straight friend of mine. While he was honest, nice, and considerate, he had likely never met an openly homosexual person before.

After consulting with the couple and seeing them out, he faced a lot of taunting, ribbing and comments from fellow agents who had witnessed the interaction in the back room.

I was shocked by what I had heard and seen.

Although the agent ultimately helped the gay couple locate a home, I couldn't help but wonder if they were being fully and fairly represented.

I questioned whether their best interes