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Phone: 870-215-8283

Angelic Davis grew up in Beech Grove and graduated from Paragould High School in 2002. She went on to Arkansas State University and graduated in 2005 with a degree in Biological Sciences. She furthered her education with a Master of Science degree in Educational Theory and Practice, also from ASU. Angelic taught high school science at Crowley’s Ridge Academy, Corning High School, and Greene County Tech until she built up her real estate experience. Along with her husband, Jonathon, she owns Prestige Real Estate Group where she serves as the Principal Broker. Outside of work, Angelic loves traveling, watching her daughters play soccer, and helping wherever needed at 7th & Mueller church of Christ. Angelic and Jonathon live in Paragould with their three children, Hannah, Haleigh, and Nick.

Phone: 903-453-7565

After moving from Michigan to Texas, Seth Wellsted and his family decided to establish roots in Paragould where they served as house parents at Children’s Homes Inc. for over seven years. Currently, Seth is a Buyer for a manufacturing plant in Paragould. He’s actively involved in the Paragould soccer program and at 7th & Mueller church of Christ. Seth is married to Jenny Wellsted, and they have three children- Elle, Enosh, and Everett. They enjoy watching their daughter play soccer and their son in karate. Seth holds a wealth of knowledge, and he’s ready to use that knowledge to benefit you. Call Seth today for any of your real estate needs.

Albert: 870-476-1846
Pam: 870-476-6800

Pam and Albert are “The Camp Team.” They bring years of real estate experience and knowledge to our company, and we are thrilled to have them help carry out the Prestige mission. Outside of real estate, Albert and Pam enjoy spending time with family and going to the beach. Albert is the Pastor at Calvary Baptist church in Paragould and a Chaplain for Elite Home Hospice in Jonesboro. He also enjoys watching St. Louis Cardinals baseball and Pittsburgh Steelers football, ‘doing’ yardwork, and ‘reading’ John Grisham books. Pam enjoys cooking, baking & decorating cakes, selling Ruby Ribbon sportswear and camis, and selling Plunder Jewelry. Albert and Pam Camp have served this area in real estate for several years, and they have a lot of knowledge to share. If they can help you get property bought or sold, give them a call. They’d love to help!

Phone: 870-476-6244

Vicki (Cordell) Colvin grew up on a farm northwest of Corning, and she graduated from Corning High School. After graduation, she attended Crowley’s Ridge College and Harding University obtaining a degree in Elementary Education. She later earned two Masters degrees from Arkansas State University in Reading Specialist and School Counseling. She was employed as a teacher / school counselor for 27 years with the Corning School District. She then completed her education career at Greene County Tech Elementary as a school counselor. Her goal is to help clients reach their goals of home ownership. She assists clients in realizing their potential and the available options for buying or selling a home. She has a passion for helping people and looks forward to working with buyers and sellers from across northeast Arkansas. Vicki lives in Paragould with her husband, Ed. They enjoy spending time with family and friends, traveling, and worshipping at Center Hill church of Christ. Call to get Vicki working on your real estate needs today. 

I have a contagious positive spirit and energy that rivals the famous bunny. As an accountant for the past twenty years with six spent in property management, I have extensive experience maintaining meticulous business records, confidentiality and tracking deadlines. Additionally, I graduated magna cum laude from Cal State University Northridge with a B.A. in Art concentration in photography. I’m a double threat able to effectively manage both the business and creative needs of your transaction.

I recently relocated from Los Angeles back to my beloved hometown, Topeka, to be closer to my family and childhood friends. Ah Kansas, after 23 years away, I know in every fiber of my being what Dorothy said was true, “there’s no place like home.”