The most recognized image in the real estate industry is the RE/MAX balloon. Their corporate fleet of nearly 100 balloons is the largest in the world, flying annually at 5,000 events. RE/MAX ranks among the most well-known franchises in the US, along with Hertz and McDonald’s.
RE/MAX Associates are free to spend as much as they deem necessary to promote themselves and their listings. And they do! With billboards, radio spots, websites, and print ads.
Every day millions of people are reminded of RE/MAX through television advertising.
RE/MAX has its own Satellite Network, started in 1994, with constant training for its agents. RE/MAX leads all other franchises by very wide margins in the productivity, experience, and professional designations of its agents).
AND NOW… RE/MAX has as many listings to search through as Realtor.com, previously the Big Kid on the Block. Just go to www.remax.com and enter the 95321 area code. Happy hunting! And without all those annoying ads on Realtor.com. All the buyer leads from remax.com are routed to the independent offices to follow up on through a system called Leadstreet.
RE/MAX pioneered the agent-to-agent referral system that allows agents to choose who they want to refer a buyer lead to (without having to go through their broker or franchise). This creates a lot more referral activity, and does lead to more sales.
RE/MAX is a big sponsor in motorsports, Little League baseball, golf’s Long Drive Championship, Children’s Miracle Network, Sentinels of Freedom disabled veterans, and Susan G. Komen Cure for breast cancer.
RE/MAX agents work harder and smarter because they get 100% of their commission after paying a fixed office fee. This system attracts more independent agents who are committed to their careers. They aren’t being subsidized by the broker, they don’t have to fight for ad space, and they can’t have a “bad” month. They are focused on getting property sold all the time, and they are well rewarded for their efforts. This creates a high energy atmosphere where we like to work together to sell each other’s listings. But we still work on escrows all the time with agents from other offices. We encourage “co-op” sales with other offices by providing complete and timely information on listings, by responding quickly on offers, following up on the paperwork, being creative in solving problems, and whatever else it takes to encourage them to show and sell our listings.
Our rental department also generates leads and sales for us. We went from the smallest vacation rental program in 1993 to the largest in Groveland, with almost 80 houses. We have the best website for showcasing our rentals and booking on-line. Check it out at www.yosemitegoldvacations.com .
In 2003, with just three agents, RE/MAX Yosemite Gold was #1 in dollar sales volume in Groveland and Pine Mountain Lake. Other offices in town had 12, 8, or 7 agents, but could not compete with our experienced, full-time top producers. And in 2004, 05, 06, and 07, we are right up there with “the office with the most agents” every year.
BUYERS & PROSPECTS
- Inform prospective buyers of local: Weather, schools, places to stay, eat and
- play, smog check requirements, outdoor burning, firewood permits, snow plowing, zoning regulations, wildlife, pet restrictions, plants and landscaping, geography
- Go on agent tours to get familiar with the new house listings or preview houses on their own
- Keep car clean and neat and ready for use as a “second office”
- Show houses to prospective buyers
- Draft purchase contracts, counter-offers, addendums, contingency waivers, repair requests
- Advise on home warranties with purchase, choose proper coverage for that home, assist with home warranty company repairs or disputes
- Keep informed about daily mortgage rates
- Gather basic financial info to give to lender for more detailed borrower qualification
- Give applications for propane service to buyers
- Give contact information to buyers to change utilities into their name
SELLERS 
- Prepare a price analysis and help seller set a realistic, competitive asking price
- Determine seller’s net proceeds based on the likely sales price and their loans
- Measure the house & check against records at County Building Department
and Pine Mountain Lake Association
- Research building permits
- Find property survey monuments or hire someone to find them and mark them
- Advise seller on “staging” the house to maximize a good impression: yard work, repairs, moving furniture, reducing clutter, eliminating odors, cleaning carpets, house and garage
- Put up FOR SALE signs
- Install lockbox with key for agents to use in showing the house
- Take photographs of the house at different times of day and of every room
- Input and update property information and photos to Multiple Listing Service
Present the listed property in a detailed color brochure
- Present the listed property on websites
- Present the listed property in written advertisements
- Research different advertising methods and media
- Check listed houses for agent cards/showings and follow-up on their buyers feedback. Encourage showings by other agents by providing information, flyers, and “talking up” property to them
- Check listed houses for leaks, lights, maintenance problems and security
- If requested by owner, turn on or off the water, the heating or cooling, the electricity
- Present offers to sellers
- Submit septic plot plans applications to Environmental Health
- Help draft/deliver Notices to Vacate to tenants
- Help dispose of furniture & appliances by selling or hauling to the dump or giving away
- Review site plans and floor plans with spec builders
- Disclosures: Property defects, Natural Area Hazard, smoke detector, Pine Mountain Lake HOA restrictions, utility rates, water heater strapping, lead-based paint, sex offender database, earthquake, insurance claim history
- Review preliminary title report for issues with liens, easements, unrecorded loan payoffs, potential clouds on title that must be cleared before title can change hands
- Help owner work with neighboring property owners and title company to resolve road or utility easements
- Review escrow instructions for conformity with the written purchase contract and estimated closing costs for accuracy of bills
- Review appraisals
- Check on warranties that may still cover the property under the new buyer
- When asked, refer clients to: appraisers, lenders, insurance agents, eviction services
- Prepare Broker Price Opinions for mortgage holders, estate executors, attorneys
INSPECTIONS Schedule and coordinate:
- Chimney
- Septic system
- Roof
- Well productivity and water potability tests
- Whole home inspection
- Structural pest (termite) inspection
- Structural or soils engineer
Get BIDS on:
- Brush clearing, tree trimming and tree removal
- Grading and driveway installation, asphalt and sealing
- Correcting drainage problems
- Re-roofing
- Painting & deck sealing
- House cleaning and carpet cleaning
- Moving propane tanks
- Replacing septic tanks
- Structural pest repairs
- Pest control of bats, ants, spiders
- New flooring, heating & cooling
Must have KNOWLEDGE OF:
- Market activity and real estate trends
- Real estate tools of lease options, seller financing, equity lines, foreclosure, construction loans
- County Ordinances and State laws regarding real estate and development
- US Forest Service roads and annual permits to use them for primary access
- Environmental Control Committee: draft letters for applicants regarding tree removal, road encroachment widening, shed locations, etc
- Splitting or merging lots, abandoning Public Utility Easements, re-setting missing survey monuments
- Construction, architecture, building materials
- How the vacation rental programs work
- Pine Mountain Lake Homeowner’s Association: ECC Guidelines, amenities and fees, politics, finances, restrictions, Fire Safety
- Guidelines, Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions
- Tax ramifications in general (refer to accountant for specifics)
- 1031 tax deferred exchanges
- Primary home capital gains tax exclusions
- Ways to take title in general (refer to lawyer for specifics)
SUPPLIES Keep the following on hand to give out:
- Telephone books, area maps, activities guides, lodging lists, church lists, organized group lists
- Yosemite guides, Forest Service guidebooks, Visitor’s Guides
- Recorded restrictions of the local homeowner’s associations:
- Pine Mountain Lake, Country Club Village, Oak Tree Condos, Sundowner Condos, Cedar Hills Condos, Yosemite Acres, Yosemite
- Vista Estates, Graham Ranch
- Lists of contractors and other service providers
LEARNING AND SERVING
- Follow the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Code of Ethics
- Be familiar with the rules of the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
- Serve on Association of Realtors committees or board
- Get continuing education for license renewal every four years
- Learn to use: computers, software, internet, e-mail, digital cameras
… AT LEAST, THIS IS WHAT GROVELAND RE/MAX REALTORS DO
You Want to Sell. Why Should You Choose Lauree?
Resume for Lauree Borup, Broker
What Clients Say about Lauree- Testimonials From Buyers & Sellers
You Want to Buy. Why Should You Choose Lauree?
Lauree.com
I will always be honest with you. You may not like hearing that your house is overpriced, or the odors are turning buyers off, or that no one has looked at it in a month, but it is my job to tell you. Hopefully I will be calling you to say that the house sold for full price to the first person who sees it, but really, if that happened ALL the time, you wouldn’t need a real estate agent.
I will help you strike a balance between a price that’s too low and takes money out of your pocket…. and a too-high price that scares buyers away. A balance between getting the house in best showing condition…. but not spending too much money to do it.
I keep up with the market by viewing properties all the time, either on the new listing tours or by showings to prospective buyers. I usually have seen 95% of the current houses available at any time; and, since 1987 as an agent in Groveland I have seen all the vacant lots. This “product knowledge” contributes to a more accurate Comparative Market Analysis of your property.
My photo flyers show your house in the best light, and with the most detailed information. My houses on Realtor.com have the most description (See Finding your House on the Internet.)
The Certified Residential Specialist designation (CRS) brings me a lot of out-of-town agent referrals. Amazingly, of the approximately 48 agents now actively selling real estate in the Groveland area, only two of us are CRS.
Finding reliable and reasonably priced service vendors is a big part of my job, whether it is an inspector, an electrician, or a window washer. I’ve been here since 1977 and know the best ones.
You can view dozens of client testimonials. A seller of a house for $535,000 wrote:
“You don’t really know who to call when you want to sell your home. So I asked around. Lauree at RE/MAX was recommended by 3 out of 4 people. I think the confidence she showed was the best part. There was not one step that I was in doubt about. She had all the answers and it felt good. Professional all the way.” Don Adams
Although my resume lists the top producer awards and the education designations, I am probably most proud of the years I was on the Southern Tuolumne Historical Society Board and worked on getting the Groveland Museum/Library built. All the money for the building was donated; none came from government or corporate sources.
I was the (volunteer) building chairman in charge of working with the architect, contractor, and getting all the bills paid. I was involved in all the negotiations with GCSD for the land on which it sits, and with the County who now maintains it.
A close collaborative effort to get something worthwhile accomplished: it is the same process for marketing and selling your home
REAL ESTATE BACKGROUND
Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Yosemite Gold real estate, opened in 1993, specializing in residential resales, new homes, acreage, lots, and management of monthly and vacation rentals
Top Producers Awards in 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, ‘98 ‘97, ‘96, ‘95, ‘94, ‘93, ‘92, ‘91, ‘90, and ‘89, from Hetch Hetchy Association of Realtors, and Tuolumne County Association of Realtors
RE/MAX Platinum Awards in 2005, 2004 and 2003
Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) A prestigious nationally recognized designation held by only 4% of real estate agents in the country, awarded in 1992. Certified Residential Brokerage Manager (CRB) of the Real Estate Brokerage Manager’s Council, awarded by the Realtors National Marketing Institute, an affiliate of the National Association of Realtors
Seniors Real Estate Specialist(SRES) National designation requiring escrow experience and testing on topics for seniors: taxes, trusts, probate, equity maximization, retirement, reverse mortgages
Graduate Realtors’ Institute (GRI) National designation with 90 hours instruction and daily testing, awarded in 1990
Broker’s license 1991 College level courses required: Real Estate Finance, Appraisal, Economics, Practice, Legal Aspects, Principles, Office Management, and Escrow Procedures
Hetch Hetchy Association of Realtors . Community Service Award, 1999, for work on Museum/Library (this was a unique award, given to just one person in the twelve years of Association existence). Parade of Homes Chairman 1996-2000.
Multiple Listing Service chairman 1996-97, Tour Director 1990-92, Grievance and Professional Standards Committees
e-Pro and Real Estate Cyberspace Society member. Websites: lauree.com and pinemtnlake.com.
CONSTRUCTION
Coordinated the Design and Construction of three homes built for re-sale (spec) in Pine Mountain Lake: Unit 8, Lot 9 in 1978, Unit 2, Lot 262 in 1990 and Unit 13, Lot 230 in 2000. All sold quick!
Designed and Contracted our own solar home on 10 acres east of PML in 1985
Designed and had Built 3 homes in 1997 and ‘98: Unit 4, Lot 505 for my mother-in-law; Unit 3, Lot 264 for a friend; and Unit 5E, lot 13 on the golf course for our own investment rental
Construction Committee Chair 1997-2001 Groveland Yosemite Gateway Museum and Library building: 8900 square feet
LAND USE PLANNING EXPERIENCE
Tuolumne County Planning Department 1978 through 1987
Assistant Planning Director since 1980. Trained and supervised 13 person staff of Planners, Draftsmen, and Secretaries. California Environmental Quality Act reviews for all County projects. Presented Planning recommendations to Planning Commission. After adoption of the 1980 General Plan implemented rezoning of entire County.
President, Tuolumne County Management Association, 1981-83
Land Division Ordinance Coordinated complete re-write, a 4 year project involving five development departments and a citizen committee of surveyors and developers. Adopted 1987
County Wildlife Project Conceived and coordinated, working with a committee of developers, wildlife experts and officials to set policy limits. Habitat types were mapped on all private lands and mapping was integrated into a step-by-step analysis to determine acceptable impacts of each development project on wildlife. Adopted 1987
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts Degree University of California, Santa Cruz, 1975, in Environmental Studies. Taught environmental education in 1977 for Upward Bound in Yosemite, and in 1976 for Hidden Villa Farm, Los Altos. AA degree from Merced College. Graduate courses in Land Use Planning at San Jose State.
PERSONAL, SOCIAL, VOLUNTEER, HOBBIES
Southern Tuolumne County Historical Society, Vice President 1995-01, Board Member 1992 to 2001, Highway 120 Chamber of Commerce Board 2000-02, Tenaya Parent Pre-School President 1990-91, Groveland Book Club, PML Aviation Association, Nature Conservancy Member, support CATO Institute.
Married to Tom, retired from San Jose Family Camp, after managing the camp for 27 years. Daughter Eve graduated from Tioga High School in 2004 and attends Cal State Northridge.
Enjoy: Home design, gardening, hiking, beer tasting, reading, history, travel, critiquing my husband’s cooking
Favorite quotes:
“Measure wealth not by the things you have, but by the things you have for which you would not take money”
“Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”
 Lauree Borup
Your Information Realtor
Resident of Groveland Since 1977
Realtor Since 1987
I love to find just the right property for you-the one that fits your dreams and your finances. And I have the “product knowledge” to help you do it. I keep up with the market by viewing properties all the time, either on the new listing tours or by showings to prospective buyers. I usually have seen 95% of the current houses available at any time; and, in 19 years I have seen all the vacant lots.
The only thing I could ever sell is land and homes- they are my lifelong passion. My degree was in “Environmental Perceptions and Values” from UC Santa Cruz (a campus I chose for its beautiful forest setting, of course). My first career was Land Use Planning here in Tuolumne County- from 1978 to 1987. As the Asst Planning Director I supervised rezonings, general plan updates, subdivisions, ordinance revisions, wildlife habitat and policy planning, etc. Real estate is much more enjoyable, flexible and rewarding. I also design and sell my own houses. I am interested in innovative construction products, energy efficiency, site planning, and interior design .
 Real Estate Career
Licensed 1987, agent for six years with another Groveland company. Broker’s License 1991. Opened RE/MAX < Yosemite Gold in 1993. Hetch Hetchy Association of Realtors Top Producer Awards earned every year from 1989 to 2006.
Written many articles for the local Pine Mountain Lake News and Yosemite Highway Herald. Topics of interest to buyers include:
Community Property With Right of Survivorship, Good Acreage is Hard to Find, Costs to Build a New Home, Questions to Ask When Looking For Land, 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges for Vacation Homes, True Home Inspection Stories, Regular Market Updates
CRS Certified Residential Specialist (1992)A prestigious, nationally recognized designation held by only 4% of real estate agents.
GRI Graduate Realtor Institute (1990) National designation with 90 hours instruction and daily testing. Required for CRS.
CRB Certified Residential Brokerage Manager (1996)
SRES Seniors Real Estate Specialist (1999)
National designation requiring escrow experience and testing on topics for seniors: taxes, trusts, probate, equity maximization, retirement, reverse mortgages.
e -Pro (2006) National designation. Member of Real Estate Cyberspace Society since 1999
You can view my resume and more customer testimonials on www.Lauree.com.
I am probably most proud of the years I was on the Southern Tuolumne Historical Society Board and worked on getting the Groveland Museum/Library built. ALL the money for the building was donated; none came from government or corporate sources. I was the (volunteer) building chairman in charge of working with the architect, contractor, and paying the subcontractors. I was involved in all the negotiations with GCSD for the land on which it sits, and with the County who now maintains it.
A close collaborative effort to get something worthwhile accomplished: it is the same process for finding you a home.
Contact:
Lauree Borup
Lauree@goldrush.com
 Whether you are a native son, or looking at relocating, you will soon feel at home in Groveland. It’s a small town where people still smile and wave to strangers. Traffic is minimal and people move at a slower pace, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of their urban life, even if only for the weekend. If this lifestyle appeals to you, I’d like to take you through a unique real estate experience. This time it is all about you-- your needs, your desires, your dreams and long term goals.
 I recognize that as a consumer, this could be one of the most important financial decisions you will make in your life time.
Such an important decision requires the best possible representation. Whether you are buying or selling real estate, your needs will become the blueprint that I will operate from throughout our transaction.
 My name is EledaCarlson. I’ve have been around real estate and construction all my life. Born in Sonora and raised just outside of Columbia in Shaw’s Flat, I’m a Tuolumne County native. As a youngster and the eldest of five daughters, I tagged along behind my father watching him work. Dad was a general building contractor with a reputation for building a quality home and an eye for detail. A pick-up truck full of lumber and ladders was our family “recreation vehicle. I guess you can say that real estate is in my blood. I didn’t become a general contractor, but I did inherit my fathers love for buildings and his attention to detail.
My areas of specialization lie in residential properties, homes, acreage & building sites. As I often handle the marketing of real property for lenders, investors and estates representatives, unique opportunities for buyers do come our way. With a solid background based upon nearly 30 years as a licensed real estate salesperson, I have been able to help thousands realize their dream of home ownership. There is a great personal satisfaction in being part of this adventure in real estate. I try to keep an eye on the present while looking forward to the future.
Teamwork
My clients benefit from the teamwork shared with my personal assistant, Miriam Martin. Miriam holds an active real estate license and works exclusively with me in representing buyers and sellers of real property. Her primary responsibilities are in the areas of communication, escrow co-ordination and marketing. She is also available to show properties when needed and has a special talent in highlighting the best features of a home by “staging”.
Thinking of selling?
Be assured that experience, a proven track record and innovative marketing strategies do count. Most sellers want to get their home sold quickly and for top dollar. Friends and family may give you direction, support and advice, but selling in a buyers market will take a professional full time real estate agent. What we bring to the table are professionalism, critical knowledge, marketing skills, negotiating experience and risk management procedures that protect your investment and bring results. I don’t promise miracles, but working together, we will get the job done!
Looking to buy?
Tuolumne County has always been and continues to be a great place to grow up and a great place to live. If you are just beginning to investigate our area, I hope that you’ll let me guide you along the way. I would love to introduce you to the vacation home, residence, home site or acreage that will be so important to you. a place that will contribute to the creation of new traditions and upon which new memories will be based. We will watch for the perfect fit and keep you informed.
Real Estate Awards and Recognition Locally
Since returning home in the mid 1980’s (I was transplanted to Idaho for a few years and sold real estate there too) I have been very active in our local Association of Realtors® serving as a Board Officer, Committee Chairperson and a member of numerous committees. I am proud of the recognition I have received as the recipient of the Hetch Hetchy Association of Realtors® “Realtor® of the Year” Award for three separate years and for having been recognized as a Hetch Hetchy Association Top Producer’s Club Member each year since 1989. I continue to be pro-active on education and have attained the designations of Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES), e-Pro and Graduate of the Realtor’s Institute (GRI).
RE/MAX Affiliation and Awards
In 1998 Eleda joined RE/MAX Yosemite Gold
Recipient of Chairmen’s Club, Platinum Club and President’s Club awards
Recognized for performance in the Top 1% of RE/MAX agents nationally
Contact:
Eleda Carlson
EledaC@goldrush.com
 Broker Constance Elliott joined RE/MAX Yosemite Gold in 1999. She has earned the Hetch Hetchy Association of Realtors Top Producers award every year since 2001. Since 1976 she has practiced commercial real estate, including tax-deferred exchanges of investment properties, land development and building subdivisions.
Through her interest in quality of life for seniors, she was a founding member of the National Association of Senior Living Industries, land developed two congregate care facilities and was director of a 186 unit retirement facility in Southern California.
Aviation interests include working for Astronaut Ed Mitchell in Palo Alto and for Lockheed Missiles and Space. She completed ground school and began flying lessons. Constance successfully represented her clients in negotiations with Textron/Bell Helicopter.
Her real estate assignments have taken her to Washington D.C., Texas, Hong Kong and Singapore. She was consultant to a French developer in the Caribbean. The Sheraton Resort was featured on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Her husband is a computer consultant, having founded a technology company in the Silicon Valley. After much travel, Constance has chosen Groveland as her home and RE/MAX for its preeminent market position and professionalism.
Qualifications:
- Broker since 1976
- Top 4% RE/MAX agents worldwide in 2005
- Top Producer Hetch-Hetchy Association of Realtors
- Proud and happy Pine Mountain Lake resident
- Transnational certification
- MLS Board Member Contra Costa County
- MLS Board Member Palm Desert/La Quinta
Real Estate. 30 years Broker/Developer, property summary:
- Single Family, San Jose, Cupertino, Campbell
- Office Building, Cupertino, 100% pre-leased
- Brokered tax-deferred exchanges investment properties
- Business development, Textron's Bell Helicopter
- Financial Consultant, Sheraton resort, St. Martin, Hong Kong
- Development consultant commercial 18 acres, Georgia
- 153 Unit congregate senior housing (RCFE) Texas
- Diamond Bar, CA 140 SFD, marketing only
- 96 Unit congregate senior housing, Turlock, CA
- 330 Unit apartments, Hayward, partner
- 736 Unit land development, Fremont, CA
- 9 acre multifamily, Hayward
1998 assignment:
Site location and acquisition for national apartment builder in Bay Area.
1996 to 1997:
Deputy Administrator of 189 unit licensed senior living facility (RCFE). The general partner contracted me for onsite management when he dismissed four top executives for conflict of interest. I was tasked with continuity of management, restoration of the resident census and refinancing of the facility debt.
1976 to Present:
- An investment client interested me in the concept of congregate housing to improve the quality of life for seniors. I land developed a project for the client, then proceeded for my own account. I studied demographics and defined a target area. I requisitioned a market analysis and created a pro forma of operations based on an experienced operator. I then secured an investor and we acquired the property. We processed entitlements for a 153 unit, 7 story facility.
- I negotiated several land purchases for own development. I built homes that sold quickly and an office building 100% pre-leased. I completed 20 fee appraisals of property for a court case.
- Mississippi Riverboat Resort, Arkansas. $60 million joint venture for land owner. I created a development team, secured investor, arranged barge and confirmed Hilton to operate.
- Arranged Canadian investment for U.S. home builder. Negotiated $13 million option for entertainment park.
- To develop business opportunity for San Diego aerospace company, team negotiated a joint venture agreement with Bell Helicopter for worldwide sales and development of the Huey upgrade kit. Contract valued at over $100 million.
- Financial consultant contract with French developer in Caribbean. Project is Sheraton hotel casino resort, over $180 million cost and featured on TV show Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Assignment took me to St. Martin, Hong Kong and Singapore.
EDUCATION :
University of Arizona, CA State at Los Angeles, San Jose & San Francisco – Business, Philosophy
CCIM Curriculum - Commercial/Investment Courses
Continuing Ed - Finance; Development; Investment
Contact:
Constance Elliott
PineMountainHomes@hotmail.com
 Having a good sense of humor and honesty is what makes me who I am.
If you are buying or selling a home and need a grounded person to help make the
experience less stressful, more exciting, and hopefully even fun, you should call me. As a listing agent, I offer a customized marketing plan that maximizes exposure to the most qualified buyers. When buying it doesn’t matter if you’re looking for a full time home, a second home or a vacation home. I will be there for you from start to finish with the utmost care and diligence. I will put you first, listen carefully to your needs and give you peace in knowing you can trust me in every aspect of buying or selling a home. I’d like to find comfort in the fact that you don’t have to do it by yourself.
I have been in Real Estate for 7 years now, I have 2 children, a daughter who is 24 and going for her masters degree in geology, a son who is 22 years old. My husband just recently retired from our contracting business of 26 years. I have been involved in the construction business from the ground up for over 38 years. We have built 3 homes for ourselves and are currently working on our 4 th home. I am currently working to obtain the distinguished GRI designation (Graduate Realtor Institute) which will be finished in
I am past President, Vice-President, secretary-treasurer of the Hetch Hetchy Association of Realtors, past chair person for Region 7 on Political Affairs, on the committee for CREPAC (California Real Estate Political Action Committee) and BORPAC (Board of Realtors Political Action Committee). I feel truly blessed to be living in such a wonderful place as Pine Mt. Lake.
Contact:
Ann Powell
Ann@pinemtnlake.com
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