As a teacher for 28 years, Reneé Culler was a natural inspiration to her first grade students. Whether it was helping them learn to read or teaching them important lessons about the environment, she viewed every day as an opportunity to make a positive difference for her students and in her Columbia community. This same outlook is what drives Reneé in her real estate career. She’s committed to making a lasting impact in the lives of her clients and it shows in the personalized level of service she provides.
Reneé strives to inspire you throughout every step of the real estate process. She wants you to dream big and accomplish every one of your home buying or selling goals. At the same time, she offers honest, upfront advice and sound guidance to ensure that the investment decisions you make are the right ones for your family’s future. To this end, she educates you throughout the transaction to make sure you have the information and insight you need to succeed.
If you are buying or selling a home in the Columbia area,
Reneé Culler is A Natural Inspiration that you can count on in local real estate. Call her today and make the most of your opportunities!
Reneé invites you to click through her website filled with multiple tools and resources for homebuyers and sellers. Learn more about Reneé and her real estate services. Search for homes for sale, order informative special reports that could save you thousands. If you are relocating to the area, you'll find a wealth of information too. Calculate your mortgage payment, — it's all here in Reneé's website.
Reneé proudly serves the real estate needs of residents of Columbia, SC and the surrounding areas.
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SC Arbor Day 2010
Arbor Day in South Carolina was celebrated this year at Rosewood Elementary School on December 3rd. Arbor Day in SC is always set to the first Friday in December.
This year an autumn blaze maple was planted on the playground near the cafeteria. The first grade classes were in attendance to witness this event which included a presentation by Renee Culler, former teacher at Rosewood for 28 years. A poem about trees was read and information was given on how valuable trees are to our environment.
As usual, the kids participated in helping plant and fill the hole for the new tree. Over the years this tree can be expected to grow 50' tall and 40' wide. And one day it will be a nice place to relax from the hot sun.
The picture gallery here will highlight the activities of all the participants helping celebrate this SC arbor day 2010.
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