"I'm so glad you were on the other side of this transaction, it made working through these problems so much easier."

--Paul Stinson, Prudential Carolinas Realty

    Lynn (Monson) Hayes graduated from Indiana University in 1973 with a B.A. in psychology and sociology.  After moving to North Carolina in 1979 she worked as a real estate paralegal and office assistant to a real estate and building company before becoming licensed as a salesman 1982.  She obtained her broker's license in 1990, her GRI (Graduate of the Realtors Institute) designation in 1991, and the prestigious CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) designation in 1994.  Only 3% of all agents nationwide can use the CRS designation which requires proven production and sales history, and only 9% of all agents have earned the GRI designation.

   Lynn has a unique service-oriented approach in working with her clients.  She has an excellent ability to determine the needs and objectives of the client, and then works diligently to meet those needs, providing unmatched service to both buyers and sellers. "I'm less interested in making a sale than in helping to facilitate the relocation process and find just the right home" she says. She also has an understanding of technology that is unique among real estate agents which helps her to efficiently handle communication and transaction details.

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     Lynn has an extensive knowledge of the real estate market in the entire Triangle area including Chapel Hill, Durham, Northern Chatham County, Orange County and the Hillsborough area, Saxapahaw, and portions of Wake County. She understands the unique needs that all types of clients have, from relocating famliies, to single parents, to retirees, and works hard to ensure that their needs are met and their goals achieved.

     Lynn lives with her husband Rich in the country with their dog Amber, cat Katie, and occasional foster dogs. When not selling real estate, she and Rich enjoy traveling, concerts, hiking, camping, and cooking. Lynn is also an occasional musician with the Duke Dance Department and is currently learning to play the hammer dulcimer.