Welcome to Marc 1 Realty

Brooke Lyerly

Cell: 704-913-4772

Office: 704-489-1339 x 327
Fax: 704-489-1341

Brooke has always called Lincoln County home except for the years she spent obtaining a degree in Marketing at the College of Charleston. The Charleston area has her heart but Lincolnton is where she chooses to hang her hat. Jack of all trades, Brooke has been in the accounting world most of her life while also remodeling and managing her own fleet of rental property. Her passion for real estate and the enjoyment she gets from helping others brought her to this new adventure as a Realtor. She first hand understands the investor’s mindset and has the number-crunching skills to analyze the profitability of projects for her clients. Married and mom of 2 crazy boys she lives under the work hard, play hard motto. If she’s not busy matching people with houses or tackling one of her own projects, you will find her on a new travel adventure hitting all the best food stops along the way.

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