
Fifteen industry professionals from the area all gathered at Axe & Armor Hatchet House in Spring Lake for their latest educational event: Axes and Taxes on Thursday Feb. 23.
Guest speaker Cindy Grose from Tax & Accounting LLC gave a small lecture covering useful information for this year’s tax season.
Correct write off practices, how to best utilize tax codes for their businesses, military housing prices and investment strategies used by military clients were some of the topics touched on.
The mini lecture was followed by a Q & A with attendees which also allowed for the realtors to share situations they've experienced and provide feedback and suggestions with one another.
After the lecture, everyone got their chance to get to throw and connect over the shared unique networking experience of axe throwing while growing their industry connections.
The Young Professionals Network is a subgroup for the National Association of Realtors and the Fayetteville chapter is sponsored by and in partnership with the Longleaf Pine REALTORS®.
“Our first event was a complete success! Thank you to Longleaf Pine REALTOR Association for this opportunity. Thank you Axes & Armor Of Spring Lake for Sponsoring this event & to our educational speaker of the night C&C Tax & Accounting,” shared YPN Chair Tonette Johnson. "The Young Professionals Network is excited for 2023. Our Advisory board consist of talented Real Estate Professionals. Some of the best in the game. Collectively, we want to create a greater sense of community, help energize our association, take an active role in policy discussions and demonstrate a high level of REALTOR® professionalism."
Johnson said the next event coming up will be a Complimentary Professional Clothing Closet launching this spring and sponsorship opportunities for that event are still open. If you are interested in sponsorship opportunities please email: ThePleasantOfficial@gmail.com
Anyone wishing to join the YPN can contact Stephany Ayerbe via email at: stephany@longleafpinerealtors.com.
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