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Two Dallas Franchisees Win Top Honors During Homevestors' Annual Convention

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The “We Buy Ugly Houses®” Company Recognizes C&C Residential, Inc. and Residential Solutions, LLC with Six Awards

DALLAS - March 16, 2016 - (BUSINESS WIRE) - C&C Residential, Inc., owned by Chas Carrier, and Residential Solutions, LLC owned by Mark Struznik, both Dallas-based independently owned and operated HomeVestors® franchisees took home multiple awards during the company’s annual convention.

HomeVestors®, also known as the “We Buy Ugly Houses®” company, honored C&C Residential, Inc. with five awards including:

• Franchise of the Year (First Place) – This is HomeVestors’ highest honor, also called The UG Award. It is awarded to the franchisee with the most successful business for the year.
• Top Sales Volume (First Place) – Recognizing the franchise with the highest dollar volume of total property sales out of the 660 franchisees nationwide.
• One Year Progressive Growth (First Place) – Recognizing the franchisee who closes the most properties using one of HomeVestors’ financing plans.
• Top Sales Units (First Place) – Recognizing the franchisee with the most reported sales closings during the convention year.
• Top Closer (Second Place) – Recognizing the franchisee with the highest reported purchase closing in a year.

“C&C Residential has gone above and beyond HomeVestors’ standards year after year,” said HomeVestors’ co-president David Hicks. “They’ve repeatedly demonstrated the ability to provide home sellers in North Texas the services and assistance they would not be able to receive by another home buying company.”

Greg Vasterling, a buyer for the Residential Solutions, LLC franchise won first place for the Top Buyers category – a highly-sought award that recognizes the buyer who achieves the most purchases throughout the year.

“It’s truly an honor to be recognized by HomeVestors for my work as a buyer,” said Greg Vasterling, Residential Solutions, LLC. “I’m proud to be a part of Residential Solutions, LLC, helping people who need to get out of an ugly situation.”

“Greg Vasterling’s work as a buyer is incredibly impressive, and we are proud to recognize his efforts,” said HomeVestors’ co-president Ken Channell. “We never want to miss an opportunity to make sure our hard-working franchisees and their buyers feel appreciated for their contributions and successes.”

The HomeVestors annual convention was held in Phoenix, Arizona this past December and recognized the outstanding achievements of HomeVestors’ nationwide network of independently owned and operated franchisees. HomeVestors specializes in buying, rehabbing, selling and renting single-family residences across the U.S. To date, HomeVestors has 684 franchisees and has purchased more than 65,000 houses since its inception in 1996. The 2016 mid-year convention will be held in Fort Worth, Texas.

About HomeVestors of America, Inc.

Dallas-based HomeVestors of America, Inc. is the largest professional house buying franchise in the U.S., with more than 65,000 houses bought since 1996. HomeVestors® recruits, trains and supports its independently owned and operated franchisees that specialize in building businesses based on buying, rehabbing, selling and holding residential properties. Most commonly known as the "We Buy Ugly Houses®" company, HomeVestors strives to make a positive impact in each community. In 2015, for the tenth consecutive year, HomeVestors was among the prestigious Franchise Business Review's "Top 50 Franchises," a distinction awarded to franchisors with the highest level of franchisee satisfaction. In 2015, HomeVestors was recognized as the 19th fastest growing franchise by Entrepreneur Magazine and number 127 in the Franchise 500 by Entrepreneur Magazine. For more information, visit www.HomeVestors.com.

SOURCE HomeVestors of America, Inc.

Contact: 

Stacey Gaswirth
For HomeVestors
214-213-4675
sgaswirth@calisepartners.com

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