Mary Hurlburt CRS, GRI, LTG
 

Experience

• 26 Years of Experience
• Specializing in New Construction and Existing Homes
• Serving Hill Air Force Base and Fort Douglas

Professional Designations

• Corporate and Military Relocation Specialist
• Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)
• Leadership Training Graduate (LTG)
• Graduate Real Estate Institute (GRI)

Career Achievements

• State CRS of the Year-1999
• President's Award-1998
• WCR Woman of the Year
• Spirit of the American Woman Award
• Realtor of the Year-Greater Ogden Area Association of Realtors
• Top Sales and Closing Agent-Mansell & Associates
• Sales Master Lifetime Member
• Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee
• Company Wide- #1 in Customer Service
• Taught Professional Standards Classes-15 years

Association of REALTORS

• Board of Directors 1997,1998, 2004
• Utah Association of Realtors Ethics Chairman 1990-93
• CRS Utah State President 1998
• CRS State Executive Committee 1999
• Greater Ogden Association of Realtors Ethics Chairman 1997
• WCR State President 1987

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