Vernon Corum, Recognized by BestAgents.us as a 2023 Top Agent.

Nov 7, 2023


A seasoned veteran in the real estate marketplace, Vernon has a history of success, a passion for excellence, and a heart for serving others.


New York City, New York Nov 7, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Vernon, known as "The ShortTermPro," is a real estate agent at Our Home of EXP Realty & the Founder of Staycating, LLC in Tennessee. His expertise lies in vacation rentals, short term rental areas, and corporate housing, enabling him to provide exceptional services to his clients. 

Highly regarded for his professionalism and meticulous attention to detail, Vernon leads a team of "Superhosts" that garnered him the 2020 Property Manager of the Year Award for one of East Tennessee's largest Real Estate Firms. 

A proud alumnus of Trevecca Nazarene University with a Tennessee real estate license, he showcases his versatility in various roles such as real estate agent, real estate advisor, and property manager. He is also the author of the ebook, "The 5 Rules," accessible at www.shorttermpro.com, and hosts a podcast found on strfry.com. 

Boasting a wealth of experience as a sales and service expert, Vernon has spent over 35 years working with executives, vendors, and clients in various industries, including automotive, architectural, inspection, and hospitality. His forte lies in developing processes, systems, and inspection protocols, which he generously imparts to others. These encompass onboarding, channel management, sales processes, CRM, office management, property due diligence, project, construction and property management, guest and vendor communication procedures, and hospitality application development.

A certified inspector for short-term rental safety, Vernon collaborates with various app developers to craft a comprehensive end-to-end hosting and management system. He is equally comfortable in a boardroom and hands-on, having personally cleaned, inspected, staged, and turned over 15,000 units. 

Each day, Vernon draws inspiration from his faith, the support of his wife, their three sons, and their three beloved dogs. During his leisure moments, he takes pleasure in fishing and strolling along the beach.

In addition to his diverse interests, he dedicates his time to coaching youth sports, holding the role of Executive Director for a local youth sports program, serving on various non-profit boards, actively contributing to helping the less fortunate in his community, and serving as the Director for the local booster club. His infectious positive attitude and remarkable 200+ lb weight loss serve as an inspiration to others, encouraging them to strive for success. 

Learn More about Vernon Corum:

Through his Best Agent's profile, https://bestagents.us/profile?agent=2120181 or through his website, https://vernon.jaycombeshomes.com/ 

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