Norman B. Scott, Jr.

Founder and Partner

Mr. Scott's experience in real estate, rental management, property management and fractional ownership dates back to 1990 when he moved to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina from Charlotte, North Carolina. At that time, he and his brother, Michael Scott (now deceased), started two companies that eventually merged into one known today as Tartan Management, Inc. Since becoming involved in the real estate industry, Mr. Scott has gained licensure in North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida as a real estate broker. Additionally, he has a Community Association license in Florida.

During the 17 years he has been in the real estate business, Mr. Scott has been involved with community association boards and with condo design. He was part of the troika development team that built Indianola on the Water, Fort Walton Beach, FL, in 2005. He has been a leader in the use of the internet for marketing real estate long before it was fashionable in 1994. Mr. Scott is a member of ARDA and has served on the Board of Directors for C.A.R.E. (the Cooperative Association of Resort Exchangers, Inc.), as Vice President and Treasurer. In 2006 Mr. Scott received the highest award given in the industry, The Pinnacle Award by C.A.R.E. There have only been four of these distinctive awards given in the past 8 years.

Mr. Scott has been involved in fractional real estate sales and management since the very early 1990’s. In 2006, he founded Central American Resort Rentals, LLC, a property and rental management company specializing in properties located throughout Central America. Mr. Scott and his wife, Carlisle, have four grown children, four grandchildren and one eleven year old son. After residing in Costa Rica for three years during the launch period of Central American Resort Rentals, the Scott family has moved back to Myrtle Beach in 2008 where Norm works out of the main Tartan Management office.

Vicki DiFabio

General Manager

A relative newcomer to the vacation industry, Vicki joined Tartan following a relocation from New Jersey.

With an accounting degree from the University of Delaware and strong legal, human resources and management backgrounds, Vicki now provides day-to-day management of Tartan. She previously was the Chief Executive Officer of a private dining club, a Human Resources Director for an international computer company, and owned her own catering company.

She is a member of the Association of Professional Community Managers and serves on the Board of Directors of the Cooperative Association of Resort Exchangers. She and her husband, Richard, have three grown children, three grandchildren and live in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.