LAER Realty Partners 

In 2018, my family and I embarked on an exciting journey to upgrade our living space, driven by the expansion of our family. This experience ignited a newfound passion for real estate within me. My background spans entrepreneurship, international marketing, law consulting, and personal property management, all of which contribute to my dedication to delivering top-notch real estate services. I also take great pride in giving back to the community. Annually, I organize "Thankful for You" Pumpkin Pie Event to benefit the Attleboro Angels, rallying donations from the Attleboro Community and neighboring towns like North Attleboro, Plainville, Mansfield, Norton, Providence, Cumberland, etc. Additionally, I enjoy networking to connect businesses and foster relationships within the local community. As a full-time REALTOR®, I hold a Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource (SFR®) certification and Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR®) Designation. I'm an active member of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors (MAR) and Northeast Association of Realtors (NEAR). Currently, I serve on the board for Networking Group USA, North Attleboro Chapter. My mission is crystal clear—to provide exceptional customer service and navigate the ever-changing market using effective negotiation skills to support buyers and sellers through any market changes. Buyers can rely on me to negotiate the evolving commission landscape and uphold loyalty and fiduciary duties in protecting their interests. Sellers benefit from my marketing expertise and market knowledge to prepare and promote their homes effectively, ensuring the best possible outcome from the sale. I am driven by an innate desire to connect with others and find satisfaction in helping clients achieve their home goals. Whether you're buying, selling, or searching for the perfect business location, I am here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring a seamless and successful real estate journey.

Bristol County

Providence Metropolitan Area

Attleboro

Massachusetts

In 2018, my family and I embarked on an exciting journey to upgrade our living space, driven by the expansion of our family. This experience...

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Happy Health Center

At Happy Health Center, we strive to provide the best possible care during the day. Our team of professionals is dedicated to ensuring that all of our participants receive the highest quality care in a safe and nurturing environment. We offer a variety of services to meet the needs of adults 18+ with or without disabilities, senior citizens, and anyone in need of a safe space and care during the day. Our services include but are not limited to personal care, medication management, exercise, and social activities. Contact us to learn more about our services.

Bristol

Taunton

At Happy Health Center, we strive to provide the best possible care during the day. Our team of professionals is dedicated to ensuring that all of...

Today's Viewfinder will allow you to take a peek at three of the houses that were featured in the 2011 Attleboro Historical Preservation Society, Annual House Tour.  This year's tour will continue to raise funds for the renovations on the society's headquarters the East Attleboro Academy on Sanford Street. The society has received funds to make some major repairs to the roof, the heating system and building a wheelchair ramp. According to Bette Fuller the next step will be to install a new door and continue to repair the interior in hopes to hold their meetings in the building. This year's tour included five homes and included a cape cod farmhouse built in 1815, a stone house celebrating its 100 birthday, a home where renovations revealed hidden art work, a New Englander overlooking a pond and a typical colonial.

Today's Viewfinder will allow you to take a peek at three of the houses that were featured in the 2011 Attleboro Historical Preservation Society, Annual House Tour.

This year's tour will continue to raise funds for the renovations on the society's headquarters the East Attleboro Academy on Sanford Street. The society has received funds to make some major repairs to the roof, the heating system and building a wheelchair ramp. According to Bette Fuller the next step will be to install a new door and continue to repair the interior in hopes to hold their meetings in the building. This year's tour included five homes and included a cape cod farmhouse built in 1815, a stone house celebrating its 100 birthday, a home where renovations revealed hidden art work, a New Englander overlooking a pond and a typical colonial.

The Attleboro Historial Society held their annual house tour to raise money to renovate the Academy Building.