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A Realtor® and a Friend
Adaptability is a critical component to the longevity
of any real estate professional’s career, and Meghan has
taken measures to ensure her business didn’t succumb
to challenging market conditions. She established
relationships with area banks and asset managers, which
has allowed her to represent REO properties as well as
traditional equity sales.
Meghan’s efforts are enhanced by the resources
and systems of her brokerage, CENTURY 21 Award
Real Estate. The firm, she says, is the largest within
the CENTURY 21 system. “With over 800 agents
in our office, we have a tremendous presence within
our region,” Meghan notes. “In addition to the
worldwide recognition of our brand and a host of
proprietary systems, we also have excellent resources
designed to support agents and our clients. From an
in-house marketing department to videos targeted to
consumers, our brokerage remains at the forefront of
our marketplace.”
Her dedication to her clients and her business are
matched by Meghan’s passion for community service. In
addition to serving as a member of the Anaheim Historic
Society and the Historic Preservation Committee for
nearly a decade, she is also on the Board of Directors
of the Anaheim Neighborhood Association’s Political
Action Committee. As an active chair on the Anaheim
Central District Neighborhood Council she maintains
her finger on the pulse of the city, staying current on
upcoming events and developments. “It’s an interesting
and innovative group, and I’ve been proud to be a part of
that,” Meghan remarks.
An avid horse enthusiast, Meghan enjoys the opportunity
to be active with her horse Sunny. She and her husband
Tim are the proud parents to two children, Brianna
and Timmy. “Every home has a story,” says Meghan.
“Vintage and custom homes’ histories can be fascinating,
and I love to learn –and share- them.”
Tim, Brianna, Timmy and Meghan
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