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Posted: April 15, 2009
Meet the RCA of Mass. Members, Michael Travers
Michael Travers has been a REALTOR since 1999 and holds an Accredited Buyer Representative(ABR) and Accredited Seller Representative (ASR) designation. He's an agent at Jack Conway & Co. in Bridgewater with the Conway Degree of Excellence and is a Conway senior specialist.
He currently serves as MAR regional VP and director of the Tri-County Board of REALTORS. He was chosen as the 2008 REALTOR of the Year for the Tri-County board. He also serves on the program committee, finance committee, and is chairman of the professional standards committee. He was president of the board in 2007 and served as MAR director, arbitration/mediation officer and on the professional standards committee.
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