My Experience, Credentials, and Awards 

Alice D. Maxwell, GRI, ABR, CRS
Relocation Specialist

Direct: 205-292-4546
Fax: 205-758-1831
Toll Free: 1-800-858-7861
E-mail: sales@alicemaxwell.com
Website:AliceMaxwell.com

PROFESSIONAL

Licensed REALTOR in Alabama since 1993

CURRENT:

Member:

• 2008 West Alabama Realtor of the Year
• Residential Sales Council
• National Association of REALTORS®
• Alabama Association of REALTORS®
• Tuscaloosa Association of REALTORS®
• Certified Residential Specialist
• Tuscaloosa Association of REALTORS® Trust Fund Committee

PAST:

• Leasing & Sales - Galleria of Tuscaloosa
• Owner/Manager - The Purple Turtle - children's clothing shop
• The University of Alabama Area Capital Campaign
• Elementary Education Teacher - West End Christian
• Merrill Lynch - Bonds & Stocks Dept. Cashier
• Loews International Hotels - Booking Agent
• Mercedes Benz US International Rental Assistance Program

COURSEWORK
& SEMINARS:

• Sellabration (CRS Annual Educational Conference 2004)
• Hobbs Herder Advertising - Mega-Marketing Seminar 2003
• International Home Builders Show, 1998-2004
• Graduated Realtor Institute (GRI) designation
• Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation
• Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) designation

SKILLS
Characteristics:

• Innovative/Creative
• People Oriented
• Marketing Specialist
• New Home Construction Specialist

• Task Driven
• Results Driven
• Highly Competitive
• Patient

INTERESTS:

• Quality Family Time with a 6-Member Family
• Raising & Sharing Camellias
• Travel & Cooking

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:

• Board of Directors, Capstone Bank
• Soup Bowl Volunteer
• Board of Directors, RISE Program/ The Stallings Center
• Magic Moments Founder (with husband) and current volunteer
• Board of Directors, Lister Hill Society
• State Board for Kappa Delta House Corporation
• Chamber of Commerce
• March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon Chairperson
• Junior League
• Druid City Hospital Foundation Ball Chairman
• American Red Cross

BACKGROUND:

I have always called Tuscaloosa home. I've been here for most of my life, but I have had the opportunity to live in Chicago, Il. and Pensacola, Fl. for brief periods with my Husband, John. We are In our 25th year of marriage and have 3 children: Anne, a REALTOR with LAH in Birmingham, Al., Davis, age 21 attends The The University of Alabama Area, and Stuart, age 18. Ours is an "Inter- Generational" family with Mama, Dee Davis, being our 6th Member.

Perhaps you knew of my Dad, Jack Davis, a local dentist or my Grandfather, Lewis Davis, the only Family Practitioner in Gordo, Al. for many years. They, along with Mama, were instrumental in helping me to understand life's values and the importance of hard work. Both Mama & Dad taught me to appreciate flowers. They spent a lifetime in cultivating and developing Camellia's.

Between my family, my church involvement, my civic responsibilities, and my career, I feel that I live a very blessed life.

The final step in selling a home is often considered the worst part--the packing and moving of all your possessions. The secret to a smooth move lies in advance planning. Arrange for the movers well in advance. Get estimates from several moving companies, and ask what their quotes include, what kind of services (and care) they provide, and which aspects of the move they will not handle. For example, many companies will not be responsible for removing light fixtures or other attached items.

Insure your possessions adequately during the move. Most moving firms can arrange insurance for you. You may be able to extend your homeowner's coverage to insure the contents of your home during the move. Be sure to get the additional cost and conditions of this agreement in writing.

If you prefer to do some packing yourself, it is better to confine your packing to the unbreakable items. Most companies recommend that you let them handle all the packing for an extra charge. They will not cover items against damage or breakage that they have not packed.

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