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Realtor Earns Most Prestigious of all Industry
Achievements
Reaching the pinnacle of his profession nationally, Bob Sokoler of The Medley Sokoler Team was today accepted as a Member of the Top 5 in Real Estate Network®, the most prestigious of all industry achievements.
More than just a sales-driven recognition, the Top 5 in Real Estate Network meets a need that heretofore has never been addressed – helping consumers identify the most professional real estate agents in North America. To qualify, each member must first meet a stringent set of criteria, based upon performance, as well as educational and professional skills and service to the consumer.
The Top 5 Network is carefully selected and managed by RISMedia, which has provided the real estate industry with objective, unbiased news for nearly 30 years, and Pinnacle Quest Consulting, RISMedia’s Top 5 management partner.
Verl Workman, the President of Top 5, congratulated Bob Sokoler for earning this top status within the industry. “Bob has reached the very highest level of North America’s residential real estate industry. Not only are his professional accomplishments extraordinary, he has long been a true champion for homebuyers and sellers in his area. It is a pleasure to welcome Bob into this elite group of industry leaders.”
According to John Featherston, Chairman of RISMedia, the significance of Top 5 in Real Estate is that consumers deserve full transparency regarding all matters related to the real estate transaction, which often begins with the need to select a highly competent, experienced and results-oriented...
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