Kingsland realtor Emerson Prescott earns military relocation certification

Emerson Prescott, a Kingsland, Georgia Realtor with EXP Realty and Wowza Property Management Services, has earned the Military Relocation Professional certification. The credential underscores her focus on helping military families navigate PCS moves, VA loans and deployment-related transitions.

Why it matters: - The Military Relocation Professional certification is designed for agents who work with service members, veterans and their families. - Prescott’s background as a Navy spouse gives her firsthand experience with deployments, moves and the PCS process. - The certification may help military families find an agent who understands the demands of relocation and base-life logistics.

What happened: - Emerson Prescott of Kingsland, Georgia earned her Military Relocation Professional (MRP) certification. - Prescott works as a REALTOR® with EXP Realty and Wowza Property Management Services in Georgia. - Prescott also identifies as a “Military Friendly Agent” and promotes her services through her website, official site, and social media accounts on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

The details: - Prescott was born in St. Marys and graduated from Camden County High School. - While in high school, Prescott worked at Chick-fil-A and rose to certified trainer. - Prescott completed dual-enrollment coursework, attended the College of Coastal Georgia, majored in accounting and earned an associate degree in accounting. - Prescott later worked as an office paraprofessional at Camden Middle School before moving into real estate. - Prescott married her high school sweetheart, Norman Prescott, who served in the Navy. - Norman Prescott completed boot camp at Great Lakes Naval Station in Illinois and later trained as a Machinist Mate Auxiliary, or A-Gang. - Norman Prescott received orders to Naval Base Kitsap in Washington state to work on the USS Nebraska. - Emerson Prescott moved across the country to join him and joined the Family Readiness Group. - Prescott said the group supported Navy families through deployments, homecomings, crises, social events and coordination with ombudsmen, chaplains, school liaison officers and child development centers. - Prescott was elected to the Sunshine Chair, then served as treasurer and later president of the Family Readiness Group for several years. - Prescott said the group helped deliver phone tree messages, coordinate fundraisers and organize Single Sailor Bags for sailors who did not have a bag ready when needed. - Norman Prescott later left the Navy after his active-duty commitment so the family could return to Georgia. - Prescott’s father served as a Nuclear Mechanic in the Navy. - After her father retired, Prescott’s parents opened their own brokerages during COVID, and Prescott helped with accounting and administrative work. - Prescott then earned her real estate license and became a member of the Georgia Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors. - Prescott said she understands the stresses of military moves, the VA loan process and the emotional strain on families during deployment. - Prescott’s website and social channels also direct visitors to Wowza Property Management Services at property management services.

Between the lines: - Prescott’s certification fits a career path shaped by military family life, accounting work and real estate operations. - Her story positions her as an agent who can speak to both the emotional and practical sides of relocation. - The MRP credential may also help Prescott stand out in coastal Georgia, where military-connected households can be a meaningful client base.

What's next: - Prescott is expected to use the MRP certification to market herself to military buyers and sellers. - Her public outreach through her website and social accounts suggests she plans to keep building a military-focused real estate brand. - The certification could support future work with families navigating PCS moves, deployments and home purchases near military communities.

The bottom line: - Prescott is adding formal training to personal experience, giving her a stronger pitch to military families who need a Realtor who understands the move before, during and after service.**