David is the President of Alley Realty and Auction, founded in 1966 by his father. His love of the auction profession and the development and sales of personal estates truly makes him a great ambassador for the profession of which he is so fond. David has personally owned, developed and sold at auction over 42 residential developments in East Tennessee.
Having a background in construction management, development, marketing and sales, David is equipped to serve a variety of clientele. David's objective is to create manageable solutions for seemingly unsolvable problems. Implementing proven aggressive business plans, with time being of the essence, is core to David's dealings in the real estate profession.
Having a background in construction management, development, marketing and sales, David is equipped to serve a variety of clientele. David's objective is to create manageable solutions for seemingly unsolvable problems. Implementing proven aggressive business plans, with time being of the essence, is core to David's dealings in the real estate profession.
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R. L. Co
Mar 18, 2021
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Critical: Professionalism, Value
Don't trust these guys. Swooping in like a hero to auction a home, promises are made, not kept. Costs and fees are explained at a high level, but are not reel apparent to you until you close a deal with them. Process is painful. Recommend Powell or Williams auctions instead.
Don't trust these guys. Swooping in like a hero to auction a home, promises are made, not kept. Costs and fees are explained at a high level, but are not reel apparent to you until you close a deal with them. Process is painful. Recommend Powell or Williams auctions instead.
Heavenly Views Resort
Oct 25, 2020
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Jerry B.
Feb 07, 2020
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David Alley looked us in the eye and old us that "he would sell our house," as he laid out his very slick sales pitch full of promises. So we gladly wrote him a check for $10,000 to cover advertising costs. He failed to draw a single bidder! Before the auction, he never visited the property and, although our contract stated that he would, no one was sent to take videos or pictures of the house. Immediately after the auction failed he tried to talk us into lowering the price of our home to $100,000. The home later sold for $325,000.
