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June 17, 2022 12:01 am • Last Updated: June 17, 2022 12:05 am

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When you're looking for a Realtor, you may wonder whether their professional certifications are important to their clients. RE/MAX Legends Realtor Emily Myers — who works with many military clients and is herself a proud Navy wife — explains why a Military Relocation Certification is important in our local market.

"If you are a military family, chances are you have experienced multiple moves, and I'm willing to bet, multiple nightmares! A Realtor with a Military Relocation Certification is specially trained to help after taking an extra professional course that covers: dealing with VA financing; benefits and support available only to the military, and all the logistics of managing a move of this kind."

Have a question for a local Realtor? Ask it here: welcomehome@theday.com

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Emily Myers

RE/MAX Legends

Mobile: (860) 961-0241

emilymyersrealtor@gmail.com

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