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The Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents is the organization of and for Enrolled Agents. The principal concern of the Association and its members is honest, intelligent and ethical representation of the financial position of taxpayers before governmental agencies. Members of GAEA are required to complete a minimum of 30 hours of continuing professional education each year in the interpretation, application and administration of federal and state tax laws in order to maintain membership in the organization. This requirement surpasses the IRS' required minimum of 16 hours per year.

The Providence Group was formed so that we could provide the personal and excellent service that our clients have grown to expect. We are a group of professional realtors affiliated with RE/MAX® Greater Atlanta, and we have more than twenty years of experience buying and selling homes traditionally and through REO’s. We are community-focused, providing our clients and friends with a Business Directory for referrals in every area to meet your needs even after your home purchase or sale. Our team will go beyond your expectations to provide the excellent service you deserve. We will use our knowledge to protect you and enhance your interaction with the buyer and/or seller. We hold the philosophy that we do not need to advertise. We dedicate 100% of our time and energies to servicing our clients. We do not expend any time or energy trying to obtain business from the general public. We work from our client referrals, and we take pride in that accomplishment. We have family, friends and neighbors of our present client list who also become our lifelong clientele. Mutual respect and a desire to accomplish a common goal help us to be the leaders in the housing market in the greater Atlanta area. Our goal is to become your personal Realtor, for life!

ILYCE R. GLINK is an award-winning, nationally-syndicated columnist, television reporter, radio talk show host and bestselling book author. Her syndicated column, Real Estate Matters, appears in more than 100 newspapers and Web sites, including the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Detroit Free Press and the Wilmington (Del.) News Journal.