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Briefs June 9, 2005 Attorney specializing in estate planning joins Edgartown firm The Edgartown law firm of Reynolds, Rappaport and Kaplan announced that Jennifer Rako will join the firm in June. According to a press release, Ms. Rako’s practice will concentrate in the areas of estate planning, estate settlement, and trust administration. Ms. Rako is a member of the Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut bar associations. Sharon Purdy joins real estate elite Sharon Purdy, owner of Sandpiper Realty Inc. in Edgartown, recently participated in the Third Annual Luxury Brokers’ Retreat of Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate at the prestigious Charleston Place Hotel in Charleston, S.C. Ms. Purdy is a member of the board of regents for Who’s Who, which is the advisory counsel for a network of real estate firms specializing in global luxury real estate, according to a press release. The participants included real estate brokers and agents from more than 100 different markets across North America. The Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate network consists of boutique and specialty real estate firms catering to the demands of the growing international luxury real estate marketplace. The web site, www.LuxuryRealEstate.com, currently provides access to more than 30,000 properties from around the world, with an average price of $2.65 million. Island realtor wins professional honor Caroline Taylor of Caroline Taylor Properties in Edgartown recently received two professional designations. The Council of Residential Specialists, an affiliate of the National Association of Realtors, awarded Ms. Taylor the Certified Residential Specialist designation after she completed advanced courses in real estate and demonstrated professional expertise in the field of real estate, according to a press release. And the Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Council of the National Association of Realtors awarded her the Accredited Buyer Representative Designation based on comprehensive coursework and documentation verifying professional expertise representing buyers. |
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