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Truly passionate about her profession, Lynn is one of those people who takes the Realtor's Code of Ethics to heart. Ongoing education and volunteering for many committees for The Naples Area Board of Realtors has afforded her to be able to network with the best in her profession and those who support her clients. She is also very active with The Women's Council of Realtors and feels to be her best she needs to surround herself with the best.
Second homes are her specialty. She works tirelessly with those wanting to live full or part time in Naples and will do what it takes to find that special home.
Time off allows boating and fishing with her husband in the beautiful 10,000 Islands. Life cannot be any better when you are living in Paradise.
"We were out of state buyers. Once we found the home we wanted, Lynn did an awesome job negotiatiing for the best price that anyone could have done. When we came back to town for closing and everything was stress free."
Timothy and Michele Connors Sat Apr 8, 2006
"Lynn is a great person to work with. We enjoyed her company and deligence."
Mike Marrero
"Lynn worked hard and long for us to find our perfect home. She is sincere and probably the best we have ever worked with. Thanks, Lynn! We can't wait to come down in the winter for our place in the sun."
Iggy and Diane Diangregorio Fri Jun 6
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I should complete my thought from previous post. AGENTS should never discuss commission rates. That is is considered anti-trust/price setting. You, as a consumer have every right to discuss the commission rate. Do your homeowork and find that agent you want to work with for the time your house is listed. - Wed Aug 13 2008, 05:09
Commission rates are never set or discussed. That is an anti trust issue. The best thing to do is if you like the agent you've interviewed, and I hope there is more than one, let your gut be your guide. The agent's job is to get the best price with the least amount of stress for you. I think one of the biggest mistakes buyers make is to "shop" for commission. If you were getting an operation, would you shop for the cheapest Dr.? You want a professional who will do the absolute best job for you. Don't kid yourself if you live in a neighborhood with a lot of like homes...agents to look at commissions. - Tue Aug 12 2008, 17:27
Sometimes the Clerk of Courts takes a while. Have your agent look it up on MLS. - Tue Aug 12 2008, 11:21
Why not? Just make sure it is all above board. I'd make sure I had a good real estate attorney and a good title company. - Sat Aug 9 2008, 03:38
Good question, that got me thinking. I would say data entry yes but field work no. In order to do "field work" you may have to take pictues inside and out. Gather data from visually looking at properties around the subject house and then gleaning the MLS to substantiate your date. That is where the rub comes in. We as Realtors shouldn't do work outside our area of expertise and I would think that goes for an assistant as well - especially field work. - Sat Aug 9 2008, 03:36
I would call the courthouse and the tax collector's office. You know they know who is coming and going! They can do regions or areas. - Fri Aug 8 2008, 14:12
2nd Homes, beach front, water front , international buyers and investment properties.
ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative )
GRI (Graduate of the Real Estate Institue )
2006 Awarded Community Involvement Award by the Board of Realtors
2006, Leadership Development Class - Naples Board of Realtors
2008, Leadeship Council, RealtyUSA
2003-2008 Women's Council of Realtors, top prodcuer, board member and event organizer
2009 Chair of Realtors EXPO - Naples Area Board of Realtors
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