Jan 9, 2024

A servant at heart and in action, Carletta believes “there is nothing greater than obtaining the American dream of becoming a homeowner.”
New York City, New York Jan 9, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Carletta is a seasoned real estate professional and entrepreneur with over two decades of experience. She currently serves as the CEO at CELT Realty Group and holds the position of Owner at C&C Jones Holdings, LLC where she functions as an incremental real estate developer for the Eastside Communities of Kansas City, Missouri.
A proud graduate of the UMKC Realtor Leadership Academy in 2017, Carletta successfully completed the Real Estate Associate Program in 2018 and achieved alumni status from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Real Estate Diversity Initiative in 2019. In addition, she completed the Interise Next Stage KC Small Business Entrepreneurship MBA program in 2020, earned her certification as a Life Impact Transformational Coach in 2022, and graduated from the Black Business Mastery Institute in 2023.
A dynamic force in both real estate and entrepreneurship, Carletta plays a pivotal role in establishing and co-founding numerous nonprofits. Her tireless efforts have also led her to invest in various Kansas City communities, earning her recognition from local officials through resolutions and proclamations.
Beginning her journey in real estate as an investor, Carletta discovered a profound passion for training others to achieve success in their real estate careers after obtaining her license. Witnessing the impact she can make in others' lives is particularly rewarding for her, considering it a powerful tool for building financial wealth and sustainable income.
Approaching real estate as her ministry, Carletta firmly believes in the adage that iron sharpens iron. Her guiding principle is that by teaching others the skills to "fish," they can provide for their families for a lifetime.
For Carletta, the real secret to success lies in keeping God first, and family second, which she believes attracts business along with all of God's unlimited blessings.
Adding to her impressive repertoire, she has an exhilarating announcement on the horizon--her first book collaboration, "Pain Peace and Purpose," is set to make its debut soon, immense with transformational stories & strategies promising to help women Evolve, Be Free & Make IMPACT!
Learn More about Carletta Temple:
Through her Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120971 or through CELT Realty Group, https://www.celtrealtygroup.com/agent/carletta-temple/
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