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Distinctly Montana Summer 2017

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W W W. D I S T I N C T LY M O N TA NA . C O M 67 ENGEL & VOLKERS: We would have to say it's the level of personal service. e boutique model will nor- mally have a smaller shop in regards to the number of advisors/agents; and the model really starts at the top and filters to the relationships the advisors have with their clients. e broker and support staff take a personal interest in the client relationship, their goals, and their plans. We like to analogize the experience to that of purchasing a dress or suit from a tailor versus a department store. MADDUX: In a smaller boutique brokerage, brokers and agents are more focused on the needs of the client, as opposed to internal competitions, recruiting for office credit, etc. ere's more of a team/family feeling with the entire staff. It's just a lot more focused and connected. We understand that real estate is an important profession. Likely, real estate will be most consumers' largest investment and we take that very seriously. A BEST BET FOR BUYERS AND SELLERS B O U T I Q U E R E A L T Y U N C O M M O N G R O U N D WHAT IS THE ESSENTIAL QUALITY THAT SEPARATES A BOUTIQUE REAL ESTATE COMPANY FROM OTHER REAL ESTATE COMPANIES? uncommongroundmt.com 406.459.1424

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