Central Mississippi Real Producers - November 2020

CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI

C O N N E C T I N G .

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Leigh Jones is Constructing a Business and a Life She Loves

RISING STAR Maggi Craft PARTNER SPOTLIGHT James Renfroe

Photo by Abe Draper Photography

NOVEMBER 2020

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MEET THE

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CONTENTS

REAL PRODUCERS TEAM

04 Dees Hinton

Owner/Publisher

Abe Draper Photographer

Writer

Kayland Partee Videographer / Photographer

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Meet the Staff

Publisher’s Note: Dees Hinton

Top Producer: Leigh Jones

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Carolyn Foley Ad Manager

Rising Star: Maggie Craft

Susan Marquez

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Cindy Raborn

Partner Spotlight: James Renfroe

Honoring Our Veterans

If you are interested in contributing or nominating a RealtorÂŽ for certain stories please email us at dees.hinton@realproducersmag.com

Assistant Publisher

DISCLAIMER: Any articles included in this publication and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the views of The N2 Company d/b/a Real Producers but remain solely those of the author(s). The paid advertisements contained within the Central Mississippi Real Producers magazine are not endorsed or recommended by The N2 Company or the publisher. Therefore, neither The N2 Company nor the publisher may be held liable or responsible for business practices of these companies.

If you are interested in contributing or nominating REALTORSÂŽ for certain stories, please email us at dees.hinton@realproducersmag.com.

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Dees Hinton

HAPPY NOVEMBER

There’s a lot to like about November…cool weather, Thanksgiving and Black Friday, to name a few.

It’s a good time for me to recognize and thank my staff for all they have done and continue to do to help Central Mississippi Real Producers (CMRP) identify, promote and feature the top real estate professionals in Central Mississippi.

Here is a closer look at my staff and their role with Central Mississippi Real Producers.

Dusty Hinton – Assistant Publisher – My wife. Dusty has been in it from the beginning including the decision to start this business opportunity. She has been involved in all aspects of what we do including appointment setting, sales, pub/ portal administration, event coordination and more. She has been very instrumental in keeping me on point and that’s not an easy thing to do. I couldn’t have done this without Dusty!

Susan Marquez – Writer – With over 2,800 articles published since she began freelance writing in 2001, Susan enjoys meeting people and telling their stories.

“Everyone has a story,” she says. “I get to hear them and write about them.” When she’s not writing, Susan enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends and seeking out new experiences. Susan has conducted all the interviews and written all the feature articles for our publication so far. Her knowledge of content development and writing skills has been a big plus for CMRP.

Abe Draper – Photographer – Abe came highly recommended to CMRP by several REALTORS®. Since Abe is a freelance photographer, he does a significant amount of real estate photography for REALTORS®. Abe has done a great job with the photography for all our monthly publication features and covers.

Kayland (KP) Partee – Photographer/ Videographer – KP is a native of Jackson. He owns his own company called Partee Photography that specializes in photography and videography for weddings, commercials, and real estate. KP has produced some great video presentations and promos for our social events.

In his free time, KP likes to spend time with family, especially with his nieces Kailee and Taylor.

Carolyn Foley – Ad Strategist – Carolyn joined our staff at the beginning of 2020.

Carolyn has been with The N2 Company in some fashion since February 2015.

Previously, she was employed at her

We have one correction to make from last month’s publication. We incorrectly reported that Jeanhee Kang is the only Certified International Property Specialist in Mississippi. There are at least six CIPS in Mississippi.

Thanks again to our CMRP staff!

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alma mater, LSU, until her husband was transferred to Houston, Texas. Each month, Carolyn helps our ad partners design and/ or make changes to their ad. In her free time, she enjoys boating, traveling, volunteering, and watching her son play baseball and her daughter compete in gymnastics.

Cindy Raborn – Assistant Publisher – Cindy recently joined our staff to handle the social media content and our new digital platform for our monthly CMRP publication.

While Cindy is going through training for all areas of our publication, she is focusing on coordinating our next social event. We are anxious to be able to safely bring our ad partners and the top REALTORS® back together for networking. Cindy, a USM graduate, has extensive experience in event coordination and we are looking forward to what she comes up with for our events.

When not working, you will find Cindy on, in or around the water or traveling. She loves the outdoors and loves seeing and experiencing new places but is always happy coming back to Mississippi.

Hope you have a blessed and safe Thanksgiving holiday!

Dees

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C O N ST R U C T I N G A BUSINESS & A LIFE S H E LOV E S

top producer written by Susan Marquez photography by Abe Draper Photography

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Over the years, Leigh Jones has developed a strange affection for power tools and equipment. And while knows her way around various saws and drills, she jumps at the chance to crawl into a CAT 320 excavator and move some serious dirt. Leigh’s affinity for construction has mirrored her own journey in life as she has built up to the successful woman she is today.

Leigh started her career in real estate in the Birmingham area. She was a top producer and closed a huge amount of volume each month. She had become a great negotiator and was very strategic in her business. After a few major life events, she became exhausted and burned out and never wanted to sell real estate again.

There was a different plan for Leigh’s life, however. Leigh says her brotherin-law, who is pastor of the Word of Life church, talked her into moving to the Jackson area, where he utilized her construction skills to help build their new church campus. “He told me he knew I would be walking away from

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a lot of money; but it’s just money. He said I would have the opportunity to live a peaceful life in a place where I could raise my children right.”

Leigh decided it was best for her and her children to move to the area, where she helped with the church construction and started a door refinishing business. She started selling real estate on the side for extra income. Although Leigh had previously given up on the idea of real estate being her main career, she found that it came so naturally to her, as if she wasn’t really working. As her real estate business grew again, she could not deny this was what she

was meant to do. She is grateful to her brother-in-law for encouraging her to move to the area and for helping to open her eyes to her true passion, which is quite simply, loving and helping people. She realized that was what had been missing from her real estate business in Alabama. When Leigh made her passion for people her top priority in her business, she found herself truly thriving and happy.

As Leigh’s real estate business continued to grow, she happened upon an orange dog with broker Ryan Porter.

The orange dog is the mascot and part of the branding genius behind NextHome Realty. “It didn’t look like

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any other real estate company,” says Leigh. “There was something different about it and I wanted to know more.”

She did her research alongside Ryan and they fell in love with the NextHome brand and marketing strategies. “I found that if you can work a smartphone, you can sell real estate with the unique tools NextHome has created. I have never thought of myself as a risktaker, but I followed my heart.” Soon after, Leigh helped Ryan open the first NextHome Realty Experience franchise in Central Mississippi. “Our office is not a ‘normal’ office,” she says. “Our conference table converts into a ping pong table. We have a creative environment.

Clients, agents and other REALTORS® love to get together at our office. It’s a good connection spot.”

Doing things out of the box has become the norm for Leigh. Once again, her love for construction has directed a good portion of her real estate focus towards creating and bringing new marketing strategies to local custom builders. She is taking her team and partnering with builders that have never used a REALTOR® before. “We became their exclusive agent, and we are helping them sell out of everything they have, even before they are built! We have developed a unique and proven system not seen in this market, connecting the homebuyer with the homebuilder and their product.”

Leigh continues to build an all-star team around her. The most recent addition is Dana Marsalis, formerly of Mad Genius, a marketing and account specialist who also happens to be a REALTOR® and home designer as part of their team.

More than Leigh’s obsession for construction, equipment and real estate is the love for her family. Her children have been actively involved in her business. “My son Jackson Jones (17)

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“I HAVE A GREAT LIFE. I HAVE A CAREER THAT I LOVE. I HAVE TWO AWESOME KIDS, AND A CRAZY GOLDENDOODLE. LIFE IS GOOD!”

plays soccer for Hartfield. He also does all kinds of miscellaneous work for us around the office, as well as putting out signs, helping people move, and doing work that my clients do not want to do.

My daughter, Kaylei Atchley (26), lives in Austin, and she has built out our website and the back-end SEO. It’s a dream come true for me to be building a business with my children involved.”

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Leigh is currently building a home on the water where she and her family can jump on their jet skis at the end of the day and enjoy quality time together. “I have a great life. I have a career that I love. I have two awesome kids, and a crazy Goldendoodle. Life is good!”

It is apparent that Leigh loves all things that involve building.

Whether it is building a business, homes, or relationships you can be sure to find Leigh fearlessly constructing all aspects of her life towards true success which starts with a strong foundation of her loving and helping others.

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R E A L E S TAT E C A R E E R TA K E S R I S I N G S TA R

MAGGI CRAFT

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ith a friend like REALTOR® Victoria Prowant, there is no telling what a person will do. “She’s the reason I got into real estate,” says Maggi Craft of Southern Homes. “Thanks to Victoria, I have been in real estate for three years now and I love it!”

The unlikely part of the story is that Maggi was not job hunting. “I had a successful career as a bank rep for a company that lends money to car dealers. I had a six-figure job and I traveled around the state. I would visit five to 15 car dealers a day, checking on their funding and such.” Maggi’s husband is in the car business, as was Victoria’s, and the two couples became friends. “One day, out of the blue, Victoria called me. I was at my company’s home office in Dallas.”

Victoria asked Maggi what her retirement plan was.

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“She said I could buy rental property and create another stream of income that I could use for retirement. She said that is why she originally got her license to sell real estate.”

Long story short, Victoria talked Maggi into it.

“I got my real estate license but had no intention of leaving my job,” Maggi says. “I joined Keller Williams and was going to do real estate deals on the side.” And Maggi did just that, selling homes to her car dealer buddies and friends. “When Victoria moved over to Three Rivers Real Estate, I followed her.” The more Maggi got into real estate, the more she began to feel that she was just checking the boxes in her other job.

“I began to feel that I was just doing it to get a paycheck.”

Without realizing it, Maggi made $70,000 during her first year selling real estate.

“That got my attention,” she

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I CAN’T BE GOOD AT EVERYTHING AND I CAN’T DO EVERYTHING WELL, ESPECIALLY WHEN TRYING TO DO IT ALL BY MYSELF.

laughs. “I thought, what if I just focused my energies on one job instead of two? I knew I was stretched thin, and there wasn’t enough in me to do everything I wanted to do.”

That first year, Maggi received the rookie of the year award in her company. “I think Victoria was more excited than I was!”

In her second year, Maggi was the second highest producer in the company. “I decided it was time to leave my job, and that meant giving up the benefits, tenure and paid vacation. I was kind of nervous to go to a commission-only job in real estate, but I decided if I was going to do it, I was going to do it with my whole heart.”

Not only is she selling real estate to others, but Maggi now owns six rental properties and serves as the full-time manager.

For a time, Maggi was also a representative for Matilda Jane, a direct sales company selling clothing for women and girls. And she also published three of the eleven romance novels she has written. “I had to step back and realize that I can’t be good at everything and I can’t do everything well, especially when trying to do it all by myself.”

About the time she was focusing on real estate full time, Maggi’s mother, who owned a daycare center since Maggi was three, came for a visit. “She ended up moving in with us and taking care of my daughter.”

Maggi says it’s the people who drive her to do what she does.

“I love that no two days are the same in real estate. I work with a builder now, and I’m listing all his houses for him.

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I ALSO LOVE WORKING WITH FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS. IT’S MORE WORK, BUT IT’S ALWAYS EXCITING. Through that, I have learned that I like new construction listings as opposed to selling existing homes, mainly because there is not as much emotion involved! I also love working with first-time homebuyers. It’s more work, but it’s always exciting.”

In her spare time, Maggi enjoys playing tennis. “I have played on numerous tennis teams.

Tennis is a great way to network with other REALTORS® and to meet potential clients, plus I enjoy playing.” She also enjoys watching her daughter play softball. “I like the schedule I have as a REALTOR®,” says Maggi. “I’m not a morning person. I can stay up all night long, and surprisingly, many of my clients prefer to do business at night. It’s not unusual for me to show at house until 9:00pm.”

As Real Producer’s Rising Star for November, Maggi Craft would not have it any other way.

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partner spotlight

JAMES RENFROE

M OT I VAT E D BY S E RV I N G OT H E R S written by Susan Marquez · photography by Abe Draper Photography

The son of a Methodist minister, James Renfroe learned from an early age that helping people is something he cares deeply about. James grew up in the small town of Calhoun, near West Monroe, in northern Louisiana.

He attended college at the University of New Orleans before moving to Jackson to attend the Mississippi College School of Law. “I never left,” he says. James fell in love with the area and decided to plant roots here.

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He went into practice with Roy Perilloux, who did general litigation and real estate law. “He took over as state president for a title insurance company, and I was their state counsel,” James says. “We still kept our law practice.” A little over eight years ago, Roy retired from the active practice of law, and James has been running the practice ever since. James also serves as a lawyer for Trustmark and for BancorpSouth.

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“I probably got into real estate law because that’s what Roy was doing, but it fit with what my goals were, which was to make a living while helping people.”

James says he has wanted to be a lawyer since he was twelve years old. “I’ve been blessed with a great career, doing what I always wanted to do.” James says he has learned that REALTORS® also help people, and that is why he enjoys working with them. “Buying a home, or selling a home, is one of the largest transactions people make during their lifetimes,” he says. “It can also be the most stressful.”

James works to eliminate that stress by creating an environment that welcomes

clients into a comfortable, friendly place.

He makes the process as easy as possible, and he works to make sure clients leave smiling and happy. “We don’t just close houses, we close homes. We work with all sorts of people at all stages in life, including single moms who want to provide a home for their children, young couples who are just starting out, parents who want to move to a better school district for their children. Homeownership is the number one way to promote wealth in the United States. We are proud to be a part of the process.” James says he has a hard-working staff of twelve who are dedicated to their work. “We have a diverse staff, and I’m proud of that.”

Clients never leave a closing empty-handed. In addition to the keys to their new home, they get a box of Girl Scout cookies in the spring and summer, and in the fall and winter, they get a bar of World’s Finest Chocolate. “We purchase the cookies and chocolate from area schools and organizations, so in addition to giving something at the closing, we are supporting our community. Besides, it will keep folks coming back to us – a happy customer is a repeat customer!”

James treasures his relationships with the REALTORS® he works with. He was named the 2018 Central Mississippi Real Estate Association Affiliate of the Year, then named

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“I HAVE RUN IN MANY MARATHONS. I TRAIN SO I CAN BE IN THE BEST SHAPE POSSIBLE, WHICH HELPS ME TO BEST SERVE MY CLIENTS.”

Affiliate of the Year statewide. “I serve on the Best Practices Committee to help establish guidelines, produce how-to videos and answer any questions and help any way I can.”

James resides in Madison with his wife, Olivia. They have two daughters. The oldest is a nurse in Tupelo and expecting her first child in November. The youngest is a mechanical engineering major at Mississippi State. “We are proud of both of the girls,” James says, “And we are looking forward to having our first grandchild!”

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Growing up as the son of a Methodist minister has carried over into his life today. James serves as the vice president of Trustees of the Wesley Seminary. “I’m really proud of what they do,” he says. “We have more students there now than ever before.”

With little time for much more outside of work and home, James does find time to run and cycle. “I run or ride my bike every day,” he says. “I have run in many marathons. I train so I can be in the best shape possible, which helps me to best serve my clients.” After all, serving others is the thing that drives James in all he does.

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tour & travel

Honoring Our

Veterans

By Shauna Osborne

In November, we honor our country’s service members through the observance of National Veterans and Military Families Month, with Veterans Day falling on November 11. It’s a time for all of us to humbly reflect on and pay tribute to those who have served our country in war or peace, to commemorate the service, sacrifices, and contributions of our veterans and military families. We all recognize 2020 has been a challenging year in the U.S.; what better time to pay a visit to one (or more!) of our nation’s great monuments and memorials that honor American soldiers, past and present?

National World War II Memorial: Washington, D.C.

African American Civil War Memorial: Washington, D.C.

This newest and largest of the numerous war memorials in the D.C. area (alongside those dedicated to WWI and the Korean and Vietnam Wars) recognizes the more than 16 million U.S. armed forces members who served during World War II and the civilians who supported the war effort on the home front. The site features a wall with over 4,000 gold stars, paying tribute to those whose lives were lost; 56 granite columns, symbolizing U.S. states and territories; and two majestic arches, representing the Atlantic and Pacific.

This memorial, entitled “The Spirit of Freedom,” tells the story of the over 200,000 long-overlooked, heroic Black soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil War in the United States Colored Troops, helping to end the war and free over 4 million enslaved people. The nearby African American Civil War Museum celebrates the historic roles these brave men of African and Hispanic descent played in this devastating war.

National Memorial Arch: King of Prussia, PA This monument, located in Valley Forge National Historical Park, was erected to commemorate the struggles of General George Washington and his troops during the Revolutionary War and symbolize victory for American forces. The arch was dedicated in 1917 and stands over 60 feet high. Don’t miss the visitor center, introductory film, and self-guided driving tour of the park.

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