About Manning Properties
Our Mission
Manning Properties is committed to the quality
of our available properties and our ability to provide a “good
deal”.
In today’s real estate market, initial investment
on real estate is central to any significant future return. Providing
a “good deal” on properties is the key to success for
our clients.
However, a “good deal” is not only
about the amount of monies paid, but also the conditions that accompany
the sale. It is our belief that our screening process leads to transactions
that allow both parties to leave the closing table satisfied.
By listing excellent properties from educated
sellers and selling them to viable purchasers, we adhere to doing
business the right way. We use our best efforts to protect and advocate
the desires of our clients, either sellers or buyers. Likewise,
it is our duty to find financially and ethically sound customers.
Manning Properties has survived and succeeded based on our reputation
and our expertise in the art of creating “good deals”.
Meet Our Staff
 Aymar
Manning
Aymar has been a primary force in real estate
in and around Metro Atlanta for over three decades. An Airforce
Reservist and former Lockheed employee, Aymar entered real
estate as a broker and appraiser under the tutelage of O.
C. Hubert. A founding member of the board of Charter Bank
and Trust and the Walker School, as well as past president
of the Marietta Country Club and the Cobb County Board of
Realtors, he has established the reputation of Manning Properties
through his efforts as broker and MAI designated appraiser. |
 Hank
Manning
Hank Manning grew up in Cobb County and
its real estate. The oldest of two children of Judy and Aymar
Manning, Hank attended the Walker School, Duke University
and finished with a Masters of Fine Arts at the University
of Michigan. Although Hank has published over forty poems
in his creative writing career, his creative efforts now entail
real estate brokerage and appraisal. Raised on the east side
of the Mountain, he and his wife, Gannon Manning, reside on
the west side of the Mountain. Hank has been in the family
business since he was old enough to drive and is a past member
of the Cobb County Realtors’ Million Dollar Club. Hank
is currently a broker with Manning Properties and a certified
general real estate appraiser. |
 Judy
Manning
A five-term veteran of the Georgia Assembly,
Judy Manning has a long tradition of hard work. Mother of
Hank and Elizabeth and wife to Aymar, Judy is a broker and
appraiser at Manning Properties. Her service to the community
is not just in the real estate field. She began her public
service as a volunteer at Kennestone Hospital and her desire
to improve the quality of life extended to her election ten
years ago as a Representative for House District 32. Judy’s
legislative efforts include a number of topics with special
advocacy and leadership efforts to benefit the children of
Georgia. |
 Mary
V. Nichols
Mary Nichols is a native of Georgia and
came to Atlanta to further her college education. After graduation,
her interest in real estate led her to appraising. She has
been appraising for over twenty years. During this time she
has dually honed her skill with experience and continued her
education in real estate. A part of this skill and education
was additional work in obtaining a real estate appraisal designation
from the National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers
known as IFA. |
 Elizabeth
Manning
Elizabeth Manning grew up seeing and hearing
real estate. She attended the Walker School and graduated
from Marietta High School. A student at Kennesaw State University,
she is finalizing her real estate license and plans to become
active in both the brokerage and property management aspects
of Manning Properties. |
 Helen Scholes
Helen Davenport Scholes is a Marietta native. She resides in West Cobb and has two sons, Matt and Bryan who live in Cobb County. A graduate of Sprayberry High School, Helen attended Kennesaw State Junior College, the Woodrow Wilson College of Law and the University of Michigan. A graduate fellow at the Institute of Court Management in Denver Colorado, Helen was appointed to Criminal Justice Coordinating Council as both member and Chairman by four different Georgia Governors.
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