1ST: BRANDY KAYS - RE/MAX PREMIER
2ND: DARREN PLANK - COWLITZ COUNTY TITLE
2ND: KEN BLANCHARD - JOHN L. SCOTT
2ND: PEGGY DENT - JOHN L. SCOTT
2ND: RYLIE NORRIS - REAL LIVING
2ND: TAMI CHEATLEY - REAL LIVING
3RD: MARK MAGEE - REAL LIVING
4TH: ALISON PETERS - CASCADE TITLE
4TH: ALAN ENGSTROM- ENGSTROM LAW FIRM
4TH: BRENDA CAREY - FFCU
7TH: LYNNE FROST
13TH: CARISSA HOOPER - RE/MAX PREMIER
15TH: SHERRI KINGSLEY - CBBAIN
16TH: SHELLEY RINARD - RE/MAX PREMIER
16TH: ANNA LUNDAY - TREASURER'S OFFICE
16TH: ANDREW PETERSON - FFCU
18TH: TIMI HARRIS - WINDERMERE
20TH: CELINDA NORTHRUP - CASCADE TITLE
20TH: DEANNA KILLET - AUDITOR'S OFFICE
26TH: JULIA DAVIS - CBBAIN
27TH: LEAH STANLEY - COWLITZ COUNTY TITLE
28TH: CHERYL VANCLEEF - CENTURY 21 R.E. NORTHSTAR
28TH: SAM ELLIS - RODMAN REALTY
29TH: RIKKI HALL - RE/MAX RESULTS
30TH: DEBBIE PETERSON - RE/MAX RESULTS
30TH: STEVE LARSEN - RODMAN REALTY
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The life of a real estate agent is full of stories; some end well, some not-so-well. But when you're telling your clients a story about your experiences with past clients, it's not useful to sugarcoat the past or make up happy endings that never happened. A bit of transparency, along with some well-developed story-telling skills, can not only draw your clients in but help them to see your value as their agent. 
