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Posted: October 11, 2012
Whittier joins Robert Paul Properties as senior agent
Vicky Whittier, a Realtor, recently announced she is joining Robert Paul Properties as a senior agent. Whittier brings with her a track record of client satisfaction stemming from her service. Always attuned to the needs of her clients,Whittier approaches each real estate transaction with the highest level of knowledge, integrity, and honesty. These traits have kept Whittier's clients coming back time after time, recommending her to family and friends along the way.
"We are very happy to have Vicky Whittier joining our dynamic team," said Bob Kinlin, co-founder of Robert Paul Properties. "Vicky is known for her professionalism and tireless dedication to serving her clients - she truly represents the culture we work to promote at Robert Paul."
With a family line deeply rooted on Cape Cod since the turn of the century, Whittier appreciates the area's abundant beauty and relaxed lifestyle. She and her husband shared the dream of making it their permanent home and have been community members now since 2006.
Whittier honed her professional skills as a corporate leasing executive with a large retail developer in the Mid-Atlantic.
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