Julie Pogue Properties

Metro1 Realty is a residential and commercial real estate brokerage working in Kentucky and Indiana. Offices East Louisville, KY. Commercial Real Estate: Broker to entrepreneurs throughout US. Specialize in locating, acquiring and selling medical office buildings, apartments, strip centers, land. Site selection. Distressed properties. KY and IN. Residential Real Estate: High tech, state of the art marketing and mobile apps. Help buy and sell houses for physicians, professionals, investors, baby boomers, cant-sell-my-home sellers. Creative funding solutions, short sales, foreclosures. Medical: Exclusive MD Preferred Realtor for physicians and medical personnel, Louisville, KY and 30 mile radius of Louisville, including Indiana. Neil Blumberg, Broker / Owner Professional Organizations: Current and past membership includes MD Preferred, National Association of Realtors, Greater Louisville Association of Realtors, Kentucky Association of Realtors, Southern Indiana Association of Realtors, Kentucky Commercial Real Estate Association, Kentucky Real Estate Exchangers, Indiana Association of Realtors, Forms Committee and SUPRA Committee of Greater Louisville Association of Realtors, Real Estate Cyber Society, Louisville Area President, chapter member of: Indiana, NY City Area, Kentucky, Phoenix Metro, United Kingdom. Community Current: (1) Volunteer as a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) in Shelby County, Henry County, Oldham County, Trimble County and Spencer County Family Courts, advocating for at risk, abused and neglected children. (2) I donate 10% of referred commission to charity. Past: Wayside Christian Mission, Jewish Community Center, Pro bono attorney at Legal Aid Society, South African Volunteer Service, CASA Advisory Committee. Overseas: Lived in East London, South Africa.Practiced law in Israel & partner in 3 restaurants Specialties Metro1 solves problems and helps its clients negotiate smart transactions . We think outside the box, finding creative solutions for buyers and sellers and investors. The words "no", can't" and "impossible" have been removed from our lexicon.