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Friday, November 6, 2009

Realtor profile: Dawn Pace

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Name: Dawn Pace

Company: Weichert, Realtors

Address: 7821 Tuckerman Lane, Potomac, MD 20854

Phone: 301/718-4100

Fax: 301/983-9389

E-mail address: dpace@weichert.com

Web site: www.dawnpace.com

Year started: 2002

How did you get started in real estate? I grew up in the business. My father was a real estate investor and purchased foreclosure properties, fixed them up and flipped them. Instead of getting a baby sitter take me along with him. After I graduated from college, I started to work for a mortgage company to learn that side of the business. I saved up enough money to buy my first investment property and flipped it for a profit. Eventually, I branched into residential sales.

How long with the current company? Since 2004

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