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Lori Blank

We work with various escrow companies, numerous lenders, and a list of landscapers, contractors, handymen, plumbers, electricians etc we can refer to our client base. Our office is easy to find on Kings Ranch road right next door & just south of the Gold Canyon Golf Resort. We build our brokerage on client relationships over the years and our staff reflects the professionalism and caring with which we treat every person. Our slogan is “Working For You” because that is all we do! We will make the buying and selling process the best it can be and take the stress out of each transaction. So when you are looking for the very best you have found it in our brokerage! We are proud to announce we have MARKET SHARE for sales and listings every month since January 2012 thru 2019!

Started in Arizona Real Estate in February 1999. Multi-Million dollar producer every year. Opened our own brokerage in Gold Canyon in September, 2008. RE/MAX for 9 years, prior. Prudential 1 year and started in Mesa with Century 21.

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What Our Clients Say

If you are looking for a relator to sell your home in Gold Canyon, or as a matter of fact, anywhere, you must contact Lori Blank. If you want to buy a house--Lori Blank is the only one that you should consider. She has what we call the 3 "E's". enthusiastic, efficient, and energetic. Her marketing strategy is above all. The honesty and care that she gives is 2nd to none. We did get a full price offer and it happened in 3 weeks time. Contact her for all your needs in buying or selling and you will not be disappointed.

koolski9

Sold a Single Family home in 2019 in Gold Canyon, AZ.

Lori was fantastic. Couldn’t ask for anything more. She went above and beyond in delivering our home. Helped us remotely, and was great to work with. She paid attention to the details

dlr060

Bought a Townhouse home in 2019 in Gold Canyon, AZ

If you need a realtor that knows the Gold Canyon and Apache Junction areas like the back of her hand Lori Blank is the best. She keeps you up to date on the process and she does everything from start to finish. You will not be disappointed by her hard work and real estate knowledge.

ldueyinaz

Sold a Single Family home in 2020 in Apache Junction, AZ.

Lori is so helpful and professional! From being frank and honest on improvements we could make to increase the value of our home, to having names of pros to make those improvements, to guiding us every step of the way in the home selling process and then the buying of our new home, Lori is the best!

jmartin1192

Sold a Single Family home in 2020 in Apache Junction, AZ.

Lori was a great help in selling our house. It sold within a week. She went out of her way to make sure everything was done in a speedy and efficient manner. I would highly recommend her.

rerost242

Sold a Single Family home in 2020 in Gold Canyon, AZ.

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