Resumé of Joe Spake

Real Estate

      Professional

• Licensed Affiliate Broker, State of Tennessee,  since 1996

• Licensed as Broker - 1999

• Life Member -MAAR Multi-Million Dollar Club

• Graduate REALTOR^® Institute (GRI) - since 1998

• Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) - since 2000

• NAR e-PRO Designation

• Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR)

• Member of National Association of REALTORS^®, Tennessee Association of   REALTORS^®, and Memphis Area Association of REALTORS^®

• Certified Relocation Associate

      Service

• Memphis Area Association MLS Committee Member, 1998-2001

• MAAR Public Relations Committee Chair - 2002

• Instructor - Technology, MAAR, 1999-

• MAAR Bylaws Committee - 2003

• MAAR Grievance Committee - 2004-

• TAR Statewide Forms Committee - 2003-2004

• MAAR Board of Directors 2008-2009

Community

• Member of Grace-St. Luke's Episcopal Church

• Former Board Member - St. Mary's manassas Alabama Redevelopment Team (S.M.A.R.T.)

• Co-founder,   Former Board Member - Memphis Acoustic Music Association

• Neighborhood Watch Captain

• Commissioner - Memphis City Beautiful Commission - Vice Chair

• Numerous community volunteer activities

Career History

• Management positions with BellSouth and Federal Express - 14 years

• Professional position with State of Tennessee - 3 years

• Work experience in the tourism and broadcasting industries - 9 years

Education

• Master of Science, Counseling - University of Memphis

• Bachelor of Science, Education (English) - University of Memphis

Memphis Real Estate - Fine Homes and condos with Joe Spake, REALTOR                Memphis Real Estate Blog

Real Estate Internet Warning©
Despite advertising claims to the contrary, the Internet is not an experienced real estate professional. It cannot consult, counsel, advise, apply knowledge of local real estate laws and market conditions, make judgments, own the result, or most importantly, understand your individual goals and needs and care about you as a client. Furthermore, while the Internet can provide information, it cannot interpret it. (used by permission, compliments of Molly W. Wasserman)  

  Click here to
Preview Current Newsletter