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NATALIE LEWIS: The Art
Of Real Estate |
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Lumberton, North Carolina is a town that Natalie
Lewis is proud to call home. It was the town’s
natural beauty, the history and future potential that
attracted Natalie to stay here.
Born an Air Force
brat,
Natalie traveled throughout the United States and
Europe. Although her parents met in France, it was
her father's birthplace that would be the place she
calls home, Lumberton.
As an independent broker with a vision for what her
business could be, she sought out ways to constantly
improve. After obtaining her broker status,
Natalie became licensed in both North Carolina and South
Carolina to conduct business. She also has
received the Graduate Realtor Institute and the
Certified Residential Specialist designations with the
National Association of Realtors.
Natalie also recognizes the importance of making
improvements personally as well as professionally.
Eight years ago, she started practicing yoga. A
self described yogini, she jokes, “A lot of my clients
expect me to stand on my head for them, and I can!”
"I like a lot of color in my work as well as very fine
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“You’ve got to have vision and
creativity to succeed,” says Natalie,
“but you’ve also got to be real flexible
to endure.” At age 13, she first showed
her famous work ethic by taking a job in
the tobacco fields of North Carolina.
By college, Natalie was working
three jobs to pay for her education
while attending scho ol. Her hard work
and ability to be flexible was
recognized by her peers in 2001, when
she was elected the President of the
Lumberton Board of Realtors.
A resourceful woman, Natalie used
her college education to further her
business. “I am an artist who loves
working with pen and ink, colored
pencils and water colors. I like a
lot of color in my work as well as
very fine detail.” Using her
knowledge of marketing and artistic
talents, Natalie designed the well
known Lewis Realty logo and slogan.
Her ability to pay attention to the
small details is not just in her
artwork, but in her real estate
practice. “In many situations, the
most important element is the time
invested. I recognize that time is
a nonrenewable asset and is worth
much more than money,” she adds with
a comforting smile. “It is my job
as their representative to save them
time by being the one who pays
attention to the finer details
within the transaction.” Let
Natalie help you to paint a
successful sale or purchase of your
home by allowing her to attend to
the small details.
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