MEMPHIS, TN – Gregory A. Stotts, Sales Associate for Morris Auction Group, recently
graduated from the North Georgia School of Auctioneering as an Auctioneer. Stotts is
now qualified to conduct auctions in the state of Tennessee as a licensed auctioneer. By
obtaining this certification, he gained a deeper knowledge of the benefits of using the
auction method of marketing real estate and can now better assist clients in bringing in
market value for their property.

In Tennessee, an auctioneer candidate must serve two years as an apprentice, which he
completed under Jeff Morris, of Morris Auction Group.

The Qualifying Course for Tennessee Auctioneers meets the requirements mandated by
the State of Tennessee for Auctioneers wishing to advance to an Auctioneer license, as
well as the requirements mandated for the Auction Firm/Gallery license, Non-Auctioneer
Firm license, and Non-Reciprocal Auctioneer license applicant.

About Morris Auction Group
Morris Auction Group is in a unique position to assist sellers in the sale of their real estate or personal property by auction. By utilizing the auction method of marketing, Morris Auction Group works closely with sellers to bring top dollar for their property. Selling by auction brings the market to sellers, versus listing assets and waiting for buyers to approach. The principles of Morris Auction Group are lifelong Memphians and bring a level of personal familiarity and expertise when working with the Memphis and the Midsouth market.

About North Georgia School of Auctioneering
North Georgia School of Auctioneering was established in 1994 and is presently approved to teach the prelicense course and continuing education seminars for auctioneers in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina. The North Georgia School of Auctioneering is an approved real estate school offering continuing education courses for real estate agents in Georgia and Alabama. Visit www.charliegayauctions.com for more information.