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REALTORS Pledge of Performance and Service
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Brad Andersohn May 13.
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- Title:
- Your Arizona Realtor
- Geographic Areas Covered:
- Phoenix Metro Area - Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Awhatukee, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, Glendale, Maricopa, Apache Junction, Cave Creek and surrounding cities.
- Industry:
- Real Estate Agent
- About Me:
- I'm Candace Robinson and originally from the Boston, MA area. I moved west to Arizona in 1974 and have been an Arizona resident ever since.
I'm a Licensed Arizona Real Estate agent and I moved to Arizona in November of 1974 and have lived in the Gilbert/Mesa area ever since. I built my first home in Gilbert in 1987. I have raised my three children in Gilbert and found this to be a very exciting place for all walks of life. The Gilbert School District was my main motivation to move from Mesa, from where my parents lived. Our first home was built by a local contractor, ALC Builders. I currently still live in Gilbert, Arizona and find this a fantastic place to raise your family, own your own business and be centrally located to so many wonderful resturants, shopping malls, parks, and recreational activities.
Gilbert is one of the fastest growing municipalities in the nation. And for good reason! For those seeking a dynamic, community minded environment, Gilbert has it all, delivering a contemporary suburban lifestyle bordered by the urban resources of the adjacent Phoenix.
Gilbert offers excellent freeway access. US-60 runs along the northern border of the Town, connecting to the other cities in the East Valley. The San Tan freeway runs directly through Gilbert from US-60 south, and west to the Interstate 10. Gilbert is only about 15 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Gilbert, Arizona has successfully maintained its small town feel and you will find the sense of community is focused on raising a family, quality education, plentiful leisure activities, and a fantastic business core. It is an excellent reference for businesses and residents alike. Gilbert was ranked #22 as the safest cities in US in 2006.
Gilbert and surrounding communities include parks, equestrian trails, golf courses, tennis courts, fishing, boating. Whatever your choice of lifestyle, Gilbert offers an excellent quality of life!
If you ever consider moving to Arizona, please don't hesitate to contact me direct and I will be happy to forward information in regards to our local activities, relocation infomation and school information. I will be happy to share with your our local market and current homes on the market and personalize a webpage for you to shop at the convenience of your own computer/home.
Contact me at AzHelpUSell@yahoo.com
- Phone:
- 480-202-3558
- My Website:
- http://www.ArizonaHomeCentral.com
- Additional Website:
- http://localism.com/agents/arizonahomesforsale
- Other Website:
- http://buyingthebesthome.com
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That figures.
Thank you so much for the welcome.
Kathleen
Love your creativity. Gimme, gimme.
It says that I have a comment from you dated February 5. If I do, how do I access it? I haven't been able to find it. I suppose I should read how to do things before I jump in but that would be so unlike me.
Your border up above makes me happy. Thank you.
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