About
Lori Beth Johnson
Lori Beth, the owner of CrossTree Realty, is a Charlotte Real Estate Agent specializing in residential home sales in the Greater Charlotte area from Monroe to Huntersville. She proudly creates personalized plans for her clients based on their unique buying or selling needs.
She has been helping her clients move forward for over 20 years, which has provided her with diverse experiences in negotiating, advising, and advocating for their best interests.
Her personality is warm and inviting, and she always looks forward with optimism, loving to build new relationships and converse about real estate.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her son, Nicholas, enjoying his amazing guitar talents, or playing with their two dogs, Abbey and Milo.
Living in North Carolina for more than half of her life, Lori Beth loves the outdoors — hiking, swimming, the beach or the mountains, and pretty much anywhere you find water, from the ocean, lakes, waterfalls, or streams.
Lori Beth is your lifetime agent.
Values that drive everything we do
Our values are why people choose us and keep coming back again and again.
1. Client-Centric Approach:
At our boutique real estate firm, our primary value revolves around putting clients first. We prioritize understanding their unique needs, dreams, and concerns. Our client-centric approach ensures personalized, attentive service throughout their real estate journey.
2. Integrity and Transparency:
We believe in building trust through unwavering integrity and transparency. Our clients can expect honest communication, clear information, and a commitment to ethical practices. Upholding these values forms the foundation of our relationships and fosters long-term trust.
3. Passion for Excellence:
Excellence is not just a goal; it's our standard. We are passionate about delivering top-notch service, exceeding expectations at every turn. From property evaluations to negotiations, our dedication to excellence ensures that each client experiences the highest level of professionalism.