
JOHN OGBURN
Realtor® / Broker in North Carolina / South Carolina
704.953.7407 cell phone
jogburn@cottinghamchalk.com
PERSONAL STATEMENT
I consider myself fortunate to help buyers and sellers navigate all of the various aspects of a real estate transaction. My favorite experience is at the closing table when clients are excited about their new purchase or sale of their home and knowing that I helped make the transaction as smooth and stress free as possible.
ACHIEVEMENTS & DESIGNATIONS
- National Association of Realtors®
- North Carolina Association of Realtors®
Charlotte Regional Realtor® Association
- NC Association of Realtors – State Board of Directors 2015 – Present
- Charlotte Regional Realtor® – Board of Directors – 2016 – 2018
- CRRA Communications Advisory Group Committee 2015
- CRRA Young Professions Network Committee Chair – 2016
- CRRA Grievance Committee Chair – 2017
- CRRA Professional Standards Committee – 2018
- NC Realtor PAC Committee
PERSONAL INFO
- North Carolina State University – Double Major, Accounting, Finance with International Business Concentration
- Tilburg University – The Netherlands – International Business Program
- Friendship Trays, volunteer and contributor
- Hobbies include cooking, music, soccer, coaching boys basketball, and a loyal Hornets basketball season ticket holder
- Myers Park Methodist Church Member
FUN FACTS
I love working with Cottingham Chalk because we treat our clients and each other like family and that carries over to the relationships and service we provide.
There is so much to love about Charlotte – the thriving economy, beautiful neighborhoods, lush landscapes, access to beaches and mountains, lakes, etc. Showing this to clients and sharing in their excitement is one of the greatest joys of our job.
My favorite vacation spots would either be a weekend trip to Charleston or quick flight to Anguilla, mainly because of the exceptional dining options at both!
My favorite pastimes are cooking, music, and soccer. I’m passionate about all of these and couldn’t imagine my life without any of them. Ask me about my favorite soccer team. I’m also a Hornets season ticket holder and fan.
I was raised on the best BBQ in North Carolina
ABOUT ME
I was born in Charlotte and moved back after graduating with a double major in Finance and Accounting from North Carolina State University. In 1998 I was drawn to Charlotte to begin work in investment banking with Bank of America. I spent 8 years working in the commercial mortgage-backed (MBS) and asset-backed securities (ABS) area of the bank. In 2006 I made the transition to residential real estate brokerage and have been helping buyers and sellers of some of Charlotte’s finest homes.
I am grateful for the opportunity to assist home buyers and sellers with making one of their largest purchases. For this reason, I make sure I give back to my profession and community.
I have been selected and voted by my peers to serve on the Charlotte Realtor Association Board of Directors and the NC Realtors Association Board of Directors. I have served on numerous committees including the chair of the Young Professional Networking committee, the Realtor Grievance committee, and serve on the Government Affairs committee. I have been a yearly major investor of our Realtor PAC that advocates for home owners rights, which is an important way to help further serve my clients. I also travel to Raleigh every year to meet with our state legislators to discuss issues that relate to property owners’ advocacy.
I have served as a volunteer delivering meals monthly for Friendship Trays since 2008, as a coach for Let Me Run, an F3 advocate and volunteer, volunteer at Trinity Episcopal School, and attend Myers Park Methodist Church.
Charlotte’s vibrant community and economic atmosphere create a wonderful place to grow and establish roots. Its convenient proximity to wonderful lakes, beaches, and beautiful mountains provide a wide range of options for recreational activities. Professional sports teams, rich cultural amenities, and community leadership also continues to land Charlotte as a destination for businesses and people of all ages. I’m proud to call Charlotte home.
MY SALES
Sales 1 - 15 of 15Sold for $466,870 on Dec 11, 2020 for 101.7% of list price
Subdivision: Woodlawn Park
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Sold for $1,019,000 on Oct 20, 2020 for 100% of list price
Subdivision: The Cloisters
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Sold for $265,000 on Oct 15, 2020 for 101.9% of list price
Complex: The Preserve at Beverly Crest
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Sold for $279,000 on Sep 11, 2020 for 100% of list price
Complex: 1315 East Condominium
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Sold for $1,665,000 on Aug 20, 2020 for 95.7% of list price
Subdivision: Dilworth
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Sold for $1,169,000 on Aug 3, 2020 for 100% of list price
Subdivision: Eastover
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Sold for $473,500 on Apr 24, 2020 for 96.8% of list price
Subdivision: Midwood
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Sold for $480,000 on Apr 17, 2020 for 96.2% of list price
Subdivision: Beverly Woods
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Sold for $662,500 on Mar 11, 2020 for 96% of list price
Subdivision: Sharon Woods
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Sold for $436,500 on Mar 10, 2020 for 99.4% of list price
Subdivision: Bridgemill
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Sold for $878,000 on Feb 19, 2020 for 100.3% of list price
Subdivision: Quail Hollow
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Sold for $820,000 on Feb 6, 2020 for 97.7% of list price
Subdivision: Myers Park
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Sold for $465,441 on Feb 6, 2020 for 100% of list price
Complex: McClintock
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Sold for $995,000 on Feb 6, 2020 for 100% of list price
Subdivision: Dilworth
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Sold for $1,300,000 on Nov 15, 2019 for 93.2% of list price
Subdivision: Eastover
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Sales 1 - 15 of 15
FEATURED LISTINGS
Listings 1 - 4 of 54 next →6256 Sharon Hills Road, Charlotte, NC 28210
Subdivision: Sharon Hills
5 BR, 4.3 BA, 6474 sqft
Lucy Butler | MLS # 3589381 | Active
1619 Waxhaw Indian Trail Road, Waxhaw, NC 28173
Subdivision: Sandy Ridge
4 BR, 4.2 BA, 6482 sqft
Sadler Barnhardt | MLS # 3561956 | Contract
2200 Hopedale Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Myers Park
5 BR, 4.1 BA, 6893 sqft
Anne Bell | MLS # 3696482 | Contract
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