Welcome!!
By Carly Bell
Welcome to the very first edition of my real estate newsletter! Whether
embarking on a home-buying journey or simply exploring the market, this space
is designed to offer valuable tips, answers to your pressing questions, and a
closer look at the latest trends shaping our local community.
Stay tuned for expert guidance, helpful resources, and insider secrets to help you
feel confident every step of the way.
Just a quick note to set expectations: you’ll receive an email from me once a
month. Each message is packed with actionable advice and tools for everything
real estate related — no spam, just genuine guidance tailored to your needs.
Why Carly?
So who is this random real estate agent sending you a newsletter? Great
question! Here is the simple answer -- I’m a young professional advocating for a
better tomorrow.
What a loaded statement right? But it’s 100% true. Advocating for a better
tomorrow, starts with lending a helping hand today. I believe everyone deserves
to have a house they call home because, it’s so much more than that.
We are all fighters in our own ways, and we all deserve a place to feel safe from
the rest of the world. And that is what I stand for. You need a shoulder to cry on?
A helping hand or an ear to borrow? I’m here.
Now back to the original question...why Carly? You should pick me because I’m a
problem solver. I can pivot faster than a door on hinges. I will out work every
person next to me, whether they are 24 or 60. Age doesn’t define success,
competence and hard work does. I may not have 25 years of experience but what
I do have is AI experience, marketing skills, adaptability, fluent use of social
media, flexibility and confidence.
And if that was not enough information on me, well here is some more!
I am originally from Hampstead, Maryland. I moved to Charleston to attend the
College of Charleston in 2019, where I rushed the sorority Kappa Alpha Theta. Igraduated with a B.A. in Communications and a minor in psychology.
I have one brother named Cam, and a sister in-law named Darcy! We all own
german short-hair pointers and I’m pretty sure it’s a personality trait at this
point. I also have a miniature long/wired-haired dachshund named Millie. She is
the light of my life.
I have worked many jobs, from being a logistics broker to serving in a fine dining
restaurant, every job taught me valuable skills to relay into my career as a real
estate agent. I used to cold call 75 people every day as my first “big girl” job out
of college. Trust me when I say I will out work every person around me.
I am a Baltimore Ravens fan through and through, and you cannot convince me
Lamar Jackson isn’t the man. Don’t even try it won’t happen. I’m a huge
volleyball fan, I grew up playing and now I am getting into coaching.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Please help our office in fundraising for breast cancer awareness.
MAKING STRIDES WALK- On October 4, 2025 at 9 AM-12 PM. Event will be held
at Riverfront park.
STROKES IN THE OAKS- Golf Tournament for Breast cancer Awareness- On
November 11, 2025
Did you know...
An estimated 316,950 women and 2,800 men will be diagnosed with invasive
breast cancer in 2025, plus 59,080 new cases of non-invasive breast cancer.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the U.S., excluding
skin cancers.
There are currently over 4 million breast cancer survivors in the U.S.
About 42,170 women will die from breast cancer in 2025.
Women with a family history of breast cancer have nearly twice the risk of
developing it themselves.
Breast cancer mortality is about 40% higher in Black women compared to White
women.
1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
Early detection through mammography and breast exams remains the best
defense against advanced breast cancer.
