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Ray Fisher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Higginson, AR
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Using Real Estate experience for the good of the community.

Ray Fisher
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Higginson, AR
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I live in a rural area where I bought one of my foreclosures a few years ago. It is a small community and we have a volunteer Fire dept. I joined the fire dept to help with the needs of the community as much as I can. Our fire dept has been just had our ISO status reduced, and all but about 1/3 of our district is reaping the benefits of reduced insurance premiums. I was looking for the next deal and noticed a sweet deal that would give the district the substation it needs. I just used my experience and connections to get it under contract for the fire dept. now a new station, and the rest of the community will reap the benefits of my experiences. I was told they were happy I helped , they would have never been able to put this deal together. I have been blessed by helping my community! Giving back is my Reward!

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