It’s safe to say that Anthony finds passion in all facets of his life, whether it’s his career, his community, or his tribe. His intentional desire to learn from and with the people around him shines through in his close relationships with his family (shout out to his #1 person, Mom!), mentors, and the volunteer work he does focusing on issues around homelessness and the environment every weekend. He sees a career in sales as a challenging puzzle - it’s not about how to make the sale, but how to bring value to his community by helping identify and articulate a need so he can address it in concert with his clients. He’s bringing his helpful curiosity to real estate to advocate fiercely and tenaciously for his clients and their dreams.

Anthony Orange

When I think of Real Estate 3 things come to mind, excellent service, strong communication, and trust. Since a kid, I’ve had a strong passion for helping people. Particularly in the Real Estate, I strive to be a resource and trusted advisor for my clients by building relationships and providing valuable expertise, guidance, and support throughout the home buying process. By combining this passion for service along with my goal of being a valuable resource, I’m able to create the best experience for my clients. So, whether you’re looking to Buy, Sell, or Invest; I’ll make it happen, you make it home!

— Anthony Orange

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Community Spotlights

Clean Walks

Maintaining a healthy environment is one of the most important services we can  provide in our communities. I’ve always been an advocate of solutions and strategies we can implement that will allow our population to live in a more sustainable and livable environment.  Clean Walks is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the aesthetic and  environmental quality of our communities by reducing litter and promoting waste reduction  through education, community engagement and action. Their ultimate goal is to empower  citizens to take an active role in keeping our neighborhoods clean.

Feeding the homeless and less fortunate has always been instilled in  me since my dad would take us to serve dinners every holiday. From there, I made the  commitment to provide my services in tackling this issue. I started working with Antioch Urban  Ministries, a non-profit organization that provides housing/social services to persons who are  living with HIV/AIDS, substance abuse recovery services to men and women as well as those  who are homeless/ low income, and mentoring services to at-risk youth. AUMI provides  essential services to families through their food and clothing bank which includes those within  and outside the Metropolitan Atlanta area.