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Team Andy Gibson Awarded for Record Growth in 2017!

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"Success usually comes to those who are too busy to be looking for it." - Henry David Thoreau For Team Andy Gibson , this couldn't be more accurate! 2017 was a whirlwind of changes, learning, growth, and endless hours of hard work and dedication to our clients! When your ultimate goal is to ensure your clients are well taken care of and are receiving the attention they deserve, the last thing on your mind is "what's in it for me." Awards and recognition have never been at the top of the list of reasons why we do what we do, so when we found out that we not only received one award, but FIVE, for our hard work, we were floored and overwhelmed with gratitude! Hitting Pinnacle Status Andy was honored to receive for the second year in a row the "Pinnacle Award of Excellence" presented by the Bagnell Dam Association of Realtors ®! In order to qualify for such a prestigious award, an agent must have sold $5,000,000 within the previous fiscal year....

Pet Owners: Things to Consider When Shopping Homes

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As pet owners ourselves, we at Team Andy Gibson know just how important it is to find a home that our pets can feel at home in, too. There's several things to consider to ensure you and your pet are going to find the best home for your needs. In the excitement of looking, you may forget to check into some very important key items. So this week, we're giving you some ideas on what you should look into to ensure you're making the right choice for you and your pet before committing to purchasing a home at the Lake of the Ozarks . Check City and County Restrictions Many cities restrict the number and types of pets allowed within city limits. This is especially important to look into when considering buying a home. The last thing you want to find out after closing on your new home and moving in, is that the city you live in restricts residents from having specific breed types within city limits, or that there is a per home pet limit. Many cities have ordinances in place t...