Valerie Kubacki: The Manufactured Home

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I spoke with Valerie Kubacki about the manufactured home. She politely introduced herself and listened closely and patiently to my inquiry. Immediately, she told me that the home was still active. Valerie spoke enthusiastically about it, also mentioning that it was being sold "As-Is." In addition, she noted that the home was propane and that the entire area was being converted to natural gas. Valerie asked questions about the requirements of my buyers and responded accordingly. She was cheerful and did a great job building rapport. In general, I found her to be mannerly, familiar with the property, and a professional agent.

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