Tumut-based agent Ray Piper has become the first rural agent in New South Wales in Ray White to qualify with the prestigious Elite performer status in the company for this financial year.
Ray, the principal of Ray White Rural Tumut, has now achieved the highest qualification in the company for salespeople.
Chairman of Ray White Rural and Livestock, Paul White, said the achievement is rare and is reached by less than two per cent of the companies 10,000 members.
“To achieve Elite status so quickly is a testament to Ray’s reputation in the region as the go-to agent for broadacre farms, industrial and commercial buildings, residential and lifestyle lots,” Mr White explained.
Ray has been working in the real estate game since 1997 and was born and bred locally.
“Ray is regarded by many as the first stop when it comes to real estate needs in the Tumut, Adelong and Batlow districts,” Mr White said
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