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Credentials

• Over $54,190,000 in total MlS Sales as of 1/2011 per MLS Agent productivity Report for Missy Chandler 
• BBA in Finance, Belmont University
• 2011 Board of Directors/Greater Nashville Association of Realtors
• "Award of Excellence" LIFETIME MEMBER
• 2011 President Greater Nashville Association of Realtors/Dickson Chapter
• Greater Nashville Association of Realtors Arbitration Committee Chairperson 2010
• GNAR Award of Excellence Committee Member 2008
• Leadership GNAR Recipient
• Tennessee Association of Realtors & GNAR Member
• 13 years experience, last 6 as Broker
• National Association of Realtors Member
• Tennessee License #00267253

  "Working Woman" features Chandler as One of Five Women: 

 An article in "Working Woman" featured 5 women accomplished in their respective professions. Chandler's consistent sales and commitment to professionalism landed her among this group of accomplished business women . Chandler credits this success to repeat business and referrals.  She says that happy clients are the best marketing tool. Expect the best from your REALTOR...call Missy at 615.405.0659 or e-mail at  chandlem@realtracs.com.

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