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Meet Carol Anne Teague
Why choose Carol Anne to be your Realtor®?
Welcome to talkstruth.com, realestatewithcarolanne.com, ghosttownaz.com, and cottonwoodrealestate.net!
Yes, I am a website hoarder. Please don't judge me.
Of all of the words on this website, I'm most proud of the words of my past clients. Please go up and hit the "Testimonials Page" button. It will tell you everything that you need to know.
Thank you!
I'VE GOT YOUR BACK.
I've been a licensed full-time Realtor® for over 34 years. After my first 2 years I hired on with The Glenarm Land Company in Cottonwood because I wanted Bob Conlin to be my Broker. I had (and still have) the greatest respect for Bob.
So I was working my butt off (real estate plus 3 or 4 other jobs), flailing around, trying to do everything and be everything to everybody. I come from a long line of cowboys and cops, so when you want more the answer is to work more.
I did make money, but not enough to comfortably support my sons and me, and it was all up to me to support us. We were always rich until I paid the bills and then we were broke, fending off the mortgage and utility companies until the next escrow closed.
I decided the only thing to do was to cast my net wider, to do more to serve more clients and hopefully make more money.
Bob Conlin pulled me aside and said "You're doing it wrong. Choose one thing. Be the best at that one thing."
Amazingly for me at that age, I listened to Bob. I picked my one thing - residential real estate, houses or lots and acreage, or my favorite, the big horse and cattle ranches. I became one of the best at that one thing.
Bob is dead now, but he and his wisdom live on because I listened. I still do that one thing, and I do it well. Give me a call.
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