Samantha Lindsay

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Scope of Service Experience
Prior to establishing Lincoln Real Estate, Samantha worked extensively in both Commercial and Residential areas of Real Estate.

Throughout her professional career, her experience covers a variety of fields with an overtone for public service, with which she receives the most satisfaction. Samantha’s experience with fundraising, law and advertising has proven invaluable, supporting her ability to think outside the box in a time where creativity is no longer a good quality but a mandatory one.

Education
After attending Idaho State University from 2000 through 2005, majoring in Mathematics and Secondary Education, Samantha adjusted her vision to focus on real estate.

Receiving her Sales license in 2005, Samantha went right to work and obtained her Broker license in 2007. She is also pursuing CRS, ABR, GRI and ePro.

Currently, she enjoys utilizing her skills towards the success of Lincoln Real Estate as the Designated Broker.

Background & Experience
Samantha was born at the Vanden Berg Air Force Base in Lompoc, California, living in Southern California for more than half of her life. Moving to the northwest in 1997, she immediately bonded to Southeastern Idaho. As Samantha envisioned the endless possibilities for growth, she eagerly embraced the prospect of demonstrating to Corporate America all that Idaho has to offer.

Samantha has a son, Joshua, who is pursuing a career as a firefighter in Florida. She resides in Blackfoot with Douglas, her husband, and Jorja, her daughter.

Professional Affiliations & Designations
Currently, she is a member of the Pocatello Rotary Club and is seeking involvement with CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) for children.

Samantha was recently recognized in the Cambridge Who’s Who for Successful Women.

Testimonials

"What a smart lady! I think she has the answers for everything... well at least she knows where to get them and that is all that matters. She worked her fingers to the bone when she helped us out of trouble. She gave us many options when others wouldn't give us the time. Thank you Samantha. Now we have the opportunity to buy a home again."
MCMANN Mon Mar 24

"I was so scared. I was in trouble and Samantha came and helped me. She took me by the hand and walked me through everything when we listed with her. And she found a buyer right away. She even helped us get into another home that didn't pay a commission to her. She was heaven sent. I would use her again and I have told all my friends!"
STROUD Wed Mar 28, 2007

"We looked and looked. Samantha gave all of herself to us. It was like she was buying her own home. We keep in touch and it's nice to know we weren't just a sale, she was really kind and good friend."
WEIHEIMERS Fri Apr 13, 2007

"Samantha did a wonderful job for us long after we purchased our home even when no one else would help us. Her help and service didn't stop after the sale. We still see her! She is like one of the family."
BROWNS Wed Nov 15, 2006

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Short Sale Question: My husband and I found a home that was 3 days from going to sale and the realestate

Asked Thu Mar 20 2008, 12:08 by Michelle Kre… - Idaho - Foreclosure - 5 answers

Samantha Lindsay answered:

Write to the Idaho Real Estate Commission or check out Realtor.com for a place to post something like this. - Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:29

Selling FSBO versus with a Realtor

Asked Sun Sep 16 2007, 09:40 by Dan - 33025 - Foreclosure - 30 answers

Samantha Lindsay answered:

Hard facts - not really. If the home is priced right no matter who lists it, it will sell. - Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:22

Hi Agents - A Myth or a Fact

Asked Fri Apr 4 2008, 22:43 by Gupta - Ardenwood - Home Selling - 29 answers

Samantha Lindsay answered:

Usually. This is because that information (agents welcome) isn't getting out the agents unless the buyer is out on their own looking and brings the flyer their agent. - Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:17

I've heard it is a bad idea to go through the listing agent vs. a buying agent - why?

Asked Wed Apr 23 2008, 10:25 by New Buyer - All locations - Home Buying - 9 answers

Samantha Lindsay answered:

I would alway suggest to get your own representation. This is simply because you can't serve two masters. Eventhough some states offer a vehicle in which to do this...and sometimes it does work...having someone on your side..all on your side is usuallly the best. - Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:13

HI. I am looking for a house to rent. I'm a professional, have a six yr old and two declawed cats. I'd

Asked Tue Apr 8 2008, 09:12 by Suzanne Wind… - Pineville - Market Conditions - 6 answers

Samantha Lindsay answered:

I am an investor as well as a Real Estate Broker. I know of some properties in Atlanta that might be of interest to you. Tell me a little more about what you are looking for ie, price, bed count, bath count, are you approved, price and anything you think might assist me in helping you. - Wed Apr 23 2008, 11:04

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