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They don't collect any monthly membership club dues. They don't select an employee of the month, and they don't have any health insurance benefits.
No, it's not a group of union cabinetmakers. Nor is it a local women's sewing circle. But it is a small, closely knit group who is out to help make a difference in the real estate market for homebuyers and owners.
What you may not know is this group of nine has been organized and meeting in the Anchorage area for the past 11 years.
Marketing Masters of Anchorage is a group of five women and four men who have more than 200 years of real estate experience to back them up and collectively sell nearly 600 properties a year throughout the state.
"What we do is monitor real estate legislation for the consumers," said Bob Baer, the unofficial spokesperson for Marketing Masters. "We are kind of a watchdog group, more like a co-op. We do not have any official officers.
"We endeavor to protect buyers through affiliation with title companies, lenders and other organizations."