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Lynn Wilber

Broker-Associate, GRI, e-PRO

National Association of Realtors, Florida Association of Realtors, Naples Board of Realtos

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Lynn started her real estate career in 1978 in a small suburb outside of Chicago, Berwyn, IL. This was at a time when there was no computerized MLS or adjustable rate mortgages and interest rates were in the high teens. Lynn came to real estate from a credit management background, so she quickly learned how to sell listings with FHA and VA loans, contract sales, and holding second mortgages.

1996 found her saying good bye to Chicago land’s cold winters and moving to Naples. Downing Frye Realty, Inc., a large independent real estate firm in Naples, FL, attracted Lynn to its company, where she has been happily working listing and selling real estate in the sunshine.

Lynn has been a Re/Max 100% award club member, a Realtor Associate of the Year in the West Towns Board of Realtors, a past President of the West Suburban Illinois Chapter Woman’s Council of Realtors. She has served as a Realtor Political Action Committee Chairperson, and participated on committees for Public Relations in DuPage County IL and the Naples Board of Realtors’ MLS. Lynn is a Graduate of the Realtor’s Institute, an e-PRO®, and is a Broker – Associate in the State of FL.

Lynn enjoys introducing buyers to Naples sunny days, sandy beaches, warm Gulf waters, and spectacular sunsets.

My Comments

  • Lynn H. Wilber, GRI,
    By Lynn WilberJanuary 24, 2010 - 9:40am

    Lynn H. Wilber, GRI, e-PRO Broker-Assoicate - Downing Frye Realty, Inc. - Naples, FL www.NaplesWave.com After 32 years in this business, I would love to tell you that I have seen it all where bad agents are concerned. Unfortunately I never cease to be amazed at the lack of education in our industry. While the National and State levels do not set a high bar for becoming a Realtor, it has been my experience that many Brokers do not want to spend money educating their agents. Heck, agents do not even want to spend money on their own education! I do respect new agents who do not know what they are doing and ask questions. I have NO respect for new agents who "wing it." As far as I am concerned, every time a bad agent leaves the business, a champagne cork pops somewhere in the country.

  • Lynn H. Wilber, GRI,
    By Lynn WilberJune 8, 2009 - 8:58am

    Lynn H. Wilber, GRI, e-PRO Broker-Assoicate - Downing Frye Realty, Inc. - Naples, FL www.NaplesWave.com

  • Lynn H. Wilber, GRI,
    By Lynn WilberJune 8, 2009 - 8:20am

    Lynn H. Wilber, GRI, e-PRO Broker-Assoicate - Downing Frye Realty, Inc. - Naples, FL http://www.NaplesWave.com http://www.NaplesWave.com/NaplesBlog Twitter@PelicanBayBeach I just started using Twitter and I am hoping that this application will be of some use to me. The buyers and sellers that I work with are in the 50-70 year old age groups and a large percentage of them are computer challenged. Some of these clients can't even open an e-mail let alone Twitter. I can see where Twitter would work fantastically if you dealt with a younger more tech savvy client. You have to use the technology that works best for your clients....sometimes that's the phone and snail mail.

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